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Chepachet VillageAND’ OR HISTORIC:
ILOcATlON -- ,. . - HSTREET ANO NUMBER:
Centered upon the intersection of U. S. Route bli and R. I. Route 102CITY OR TOWN: -
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Rhode Island, 02.81+CODE COUNTY:
38Providence
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District r Buildiig LISite LI Structure LI
Object C
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Unoccupied C Restrscted
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PRESENT USE check One or Moron Appropriate -
Agricultural t:j Government 0 Park - Q Transportation Comments LiCommercial Industriat Private ResItjene - Other Specify
Educational Milithry fl Religious XIEntertainment C Museum 0 Scientific 0
EIOWNER OF PROPERTYOWNERS NAME:
Multiple public/privateSTREET AND NUMBER:
CITY OR TOWN:
f’LOCATiON OF L-EQAUDESCRIP?TIONCOURTHOUSE REGISTRY OF DEEDS. ETC
Town Clerk’s OfficeSTREET AND NUMBER: -
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C her,a thetOIMSTE SCREAGE flr nnIatP-JsTco PROmEnTY ,65O acres
REPRESENTATION IN EXISTING.SURVEYS -
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Not yet representedin any surveyCAl C OF SURVEY: . Federal fl State Q CountyDEPOSITORY FOR SIJAVEY RECORDS:
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DESCRIBE THE ‘RIZSENT AND ORIGINAL II known PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
The district is an early settlement ofRhode Island and in 1970‘contains 126 buildings, of which 76 possessarchitectural and/orhistorical value. About itO of thesebuildings are of XVIII or earliestXIX Century date, while the remainderbelong to the early and middleXIX Century. The village has in the last sixty years lost many ofits older buildings, but those still e.st’ihg and included in theabove count are close to their original apnearance,well maintainedand in general requiring only a moderate amount of restoration. Allof the historic buildings in the district are of wood frame construction except the stone mill--the, last remaining of severalwhich oncedependedupon the ChepachetiRiverrunning throughthe viflage and uponthe mill pond and waterfall, which still do exist.
Some of the buildings of historical note and architecturalinterest:in the district are two fine frame churches, one built in m1821 and the other in l8b6; a stone mm dating from 18Th; the MasonicHill, in continuous use for its original purposesince 1802; the stagecoach tavern, built Ce 1800, which wan military headquartersfor the -
Dorr Rebellion; the Brown and Hopkins grocery store, built in 1799, rin businessunder the same roof since 1806--thoughtto be a record inthis country; and numeroushandsome,well-maintained old dwellingsexhibiting a sequenceof architectural sty]ss over a full century.
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STATEMENT OF StGNIFICANCE Include Pereonegen, Dates, Events, Etc.
The village is important as one of the very early, and remain-ing, settled co’mmunities in this state; it continues as a town centerfor all of the sourroundingOlocester areaand distlays, throu itsbuildings, its history and its continuity. It is a visually attractive area which can, in capsulefon,, illustrate the history of the0 * entire state. -
I-. Like an its neighbors, Chepachethad a part in the phenomenal,u mushrooming industrial deveioent which took place in Rhode Island
in the post-Revolutionaryera and in the early XIX Century. It had- water to provide for the mills, of whidh a number operatedthore.
It was a compactly settled point for stops, relays and service on thestage routes running on by turnpike through Connecticut. Never large,Sm never overgrown in ugly fashion, it has remained an un-trumpetedbut
well known locale in Rhode Island and a point of definite visual- interest to out-of-state personsdriving through.
Iii Chepachethas producedits share of local, historically import-ant personages,among them being Deputy-GovernorDaniel th.ren, presi-dent of the state convention which in 1790 adopted theConstitutionof the United States born there; his residencedemolished in the1960t9. One of the state1s foremost-tattorneys,SamuelYoung Atwell,lived there and taught there the whO becameillustrious later--Ames, Clarke, Jencks,Metcalf, Manchesterand Browne. -
In 18112, teacefully prosperousChepachettook center-stageinRhode Island history when this small state was shakenby the "Don’War" or "Dorr Rebellion" that arose over quástions of extandedsuffrage - and of the dubious suitability of the ancient state charter1raised by a young lawyer-politician, Thaiias Wilson Don’ 1805-18%.He assembleda splinter party promising, a new state constitution andreceived, he claimed; a majority-vote. - t . -
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From this election emrgod the incumbent governor, Samuel W. King,
and anti-governor Dorr, whom King proclaimed a t’aitorous criminal--‘
calling out the state militia. There were a numbor of clashes, the mostnotable’ taking place in Chepachet,a Dorr stronghold; where Acote If illhad been encamped andfortified. VJhen three regiments of militia ad-
- vanced on Chepachetthere was only desultory scuffling, for Dorr andmost of his supnortets had prudently left, avoiding anotherConcord orLexington. Dorr later gave himself up, was tried and vindictivelygiven a-life sentence,hut in l8li was released;and in time-the reformshe had oromotedwere, in fact, incorporated into the frame of the state’srovernment. Acote Hil]. is still prominent as one approachesthe villagefrom the southeaston U. *S. Route Mi and is now a cemetery. -
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Dorr Drive - named after Thomas Dorr at request of Howard Kent in-_______
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229. A. Smith House c..1850: CR, 1½ story, gable- roof,asphalt shingle. - - - - ‘ -
232 Martha Fitch House:c.l850:, CR, 1½ story, gable roof,- wood clapboard, porch and -wings added; originally A.
Eddy House. - - ‘ -
233 Hiram Eddy House c.18S0: CR, 1½ story, gable roof,wood clapboard; large addition 1969 in west end.-
234 liba Slocum- House c.l850: EV/LV - 1½ story, gable withraised gable front bay, wood clapboard ‘ - Victoriandormers added c.1880, bow window on east added 1950. -
p3Hcok Road- name for old stone pos reminiscent of ox-cart- ‘ travel from Douglas, Mass. to Providence.
240 N. Shippee.Cottagec.1850: GR,’1½ story, gable roof,asphalt shingle; bracketed front porch on north frontside added c.1880. - - - -
242 Harrington House c.1840/c.1900 CR 1½ story, gablercof, wood clapboard cottage with 2 story, hip roof
- addition on east side added.atturn of the century. -
243 Rounds Cottage c.1850: CR, 1½ story, gable roof, wood-clapboard; original facade altered by addition of modern
- entrance el]. and small windows.
Money Hill Road- leads north from village to site-of reputed buriedtreasure. -
253 "The Elms" before 1790:- c. 2½ story gable roof, woodclapboard; later porch-on, south side and laige wing atrear added. Built by Evans family -, Anam Evans, major-of state militia in 1803. - - ‘. - - -
2S4 Dr. George Harris House c.1380: LV, 2½ story, gableroof, wood clapboard; owned in 189S by 13. W. White. -
Oil Mill Lane- known as Eddy and Owens Lane 1870 -
Fiske Lane 1895: led to-cotton seed oil mill Onriver built by Laflon Owen.
256 EddyFiske ‘House c.1850: EV, 2 story, gable roof,aluminum-clapboard-,good bracketed porch on front and
- left sides; wing at East added.
257 Lawton OehHomesteadc.1840: CR, 1½ stor, gable joof,- wood clapboard; earlywing on east end of house.
330 A. Young HOUSe -è.1840: CR, 1½ stàty, gable roof, woodclapboards. , -
255 The Arcade Building-c.1800: C, 1 story, gable roofswood clapboard; built in three sections with identicalfloor plans. Birthplace pf - Leonard Sayles.
Putnam Pike- early country turnpike leading from Providence west toThompson and East Putnam, Connecticut.
259 Dr. Reuben Mason House before 1776: C, 1½ story, gableroof, wood -clapboard. Dr. Mason served as a surgeon inGeneral William West’s brigade during the AmericanRevolution.
263 Jeremiah Sheldon House 1739/1790/1833: C, 2¼ story,gable roof, -wood clapboard. In 1790 was CaptainIsrael Inman’s Inn; remodeled in 1833 and called JeremiahSheldon House. Housed troops during the Dorr War in
- 1842. By 1870 occupied by Simeon Sweet, a successfullumberman,-and used in the 20th century as Millmore -
Manor Restaurant.
269 Sayles House c.l850: By, bracketed Italianate, 2 storyflat hip roof, wood clapboards. Home of-prominent millowner Leonard Sayles in the 1870’s. Henry A. Sayles,Town Clerk, lived here in 1895. -
270 Manning Angell House c.1820: Late CR, 2¼ story,gable roof, woo4 clapboard; now parsonagefor theChepachetUnion Church.
268 Charles Potter Cottage-c.1850; CR, 1½ story, -gableroof, wood clapboard. Now owned by the Glocester -MantonFree Public Library. Charles Potter was a- partner ofWalter Read in the Brown and Hopkins Store-in the 1870’s.
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272 ChepachetUnion Church 1846. CR, 2 story, gable roof,wood clapboard; originally had another tier:on steeplewhich was lost ij 1938 hurricane. No steeple everconstructed due to lack of funds. Built b Jesse Potterand Cyrus- Eddy for coSt of $2,000.00. - - -
280 - Cooke/StagecoachTavern --before 1800-: -C, 2½ stOry,gable roof, wood clapboard; known.- as CyrUs Cooke--
Tavern in 1813 Hip roof porch added to facade, interioris now altered. Housed- Colonel Brown’s trobpS during
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282 W. A. Read Cottage c.18l0: C. 1¼ story, --gable roofiith- shed extension, wood clapboard, front porch-addedon east. Owned in 1895 by Walter Allen Read. - - -
Victorian. alterations an4 addition of wrap-around frontporch. Home-of Judge Wilntarth in 1813,- later residence -
of-Dr. S. Mowry in 1870 and Waiter Allen Read in 1895.Waiter- Allen Read, who saw action in the Civil War atAntietam and Fredericksburg, returnedto Chepachet,formed a partnership with Augustus Wade inthe Brown--and Hopkins-Store, was, postmaster, and active instatepolitics, serving as Seuator-from Glocester and at the,
- - - ttirn of the centUry -as treasurer of the State -
289 Masonic Hall-1802: - F.,. .2½story, gable roof,..woodclapboard; upstairs lodge room is oldest fresh-waterlodge- in continuous use -in state-- by Friendship. LodgeNo. 7, F A.M. Farmers Exchange Bank chartered in1804 and ciosed-1809 was locatedon first floor ofbuilding. - No.te4 for excellent pedimented front entrancewith pierced-fanlight found on south -side. - - -
Lyman Mill or Red Factory 1820:- GR,- 1 story mill with -
raised-2. story central section, gable -roof, wood clapboard. Built by fl:yer Lyman,- used in 1851 by- H. ft.Lyman-i -Co., in 1870 by Smith-4 D.-.SaylesCO. for a woolenmill.- -Located on-the -Chepachet-River. - - -. -
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292 - The Stone House-1814; Gft, .2 Story, flat gable roof, - --
stone-;-built by Lawton.Oicen fOi’cotton yarn manufacture;later soid.to’Tra P.’Evans’then:to Lyrna’n Dyer. .Use4in 1858 for manufacturebf-sátinet by Horace-A. Kimb4ll -
6-Warren’Arnold, -then for-cgss-Lrneres-and’-by--1870.as a - -
woolen-mill as part- of’ the Saith’ Sayles-complex. -
site "Elephant Bridge’t 1825-1900’s In July, 1826, "BigBen"’a traveling--tlephEnt,was shot4ead.On-theBridge. - -
-by a group. of juvenjlés...A complex:of buildings oñëëstood on.thewest side iñclud’inga grist.:-mill, sawmill,cabinet- shop.and--coffin -factory-, all washed..áwayinthe’"freshet" of.1867-. -- -. - - -: -- - -- -
295 - Lydia SlócUm -House.t.1790.; C’,, -2 -story; gable roof withold lean-to - at rear.-: Wood. clapboard’ and shingle-; -front
296 - BrowiiG -Hopkins Store 1799: C.,-2½-story,gable’roof,‘ood clapbOar4,;front porch added. Built by TimothyWilmarth as a battery- -and residence. Operating as a
- grocery store sinc.e.-..18.09,bein? longest,’ continuously’run, in- country;:.originai shelving intact., Used as a -post- office in the early 1900’s. - - - - .. . - --
roof, wood:clapboard.:.Now.heàdquar-ters-ofGlocesterHeritage.SOcifly-andunder restoration with assistancefrom the Rhode.Island-Historical Preservation.Commission.Once- the largest- Of- 13 dry:goods-..-and-grocery- stores -inChepachet.-
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298 . Job Armstrong House: -before 1820;. F, --2¼, story, gable‘roof,--.wood shingle and clapboard, used--from the 1820’s, -
18-SO’s as a home away -from home for visiting.ciergy andreligious pilgrims-. - Meat- market occupied iSér level - -
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300 - - Central Hotel c.1-800: .C.-.2J stoiy,-gable roof, iOod. -
clapboard,- front porch- added; Owned by Axnása‘:Eddy, -
influential Democrat who ran for Governor of- the state -
in 1852. -Eddy ran a-harness shop 1fl: the basement-; knownlater -as the Gloçester Hotel-then the Central Hotel in1895. - . . - - .
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301 Franklin Bank Buildings c.l800 C 2½ story, gableroof with Lull rear extension, wood. élapboard.. Front.porch added. - Ownfl by-. Solomon Owen in 1813’,, then became -
the location- for -the Franklin BankCo.-,:-chattered in 1818and -closed in 1868 after introduction of a nationalbanking system. - - --. - .. -
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- 304 .. - Benefit Càmpany Store ç.l815: -F.., -2½.stâry, gableroof,-wood clapboard;. The Benefit Mill ‘or Point-Mill
. stood just east-of- the village" on the ri-ver.andthe -
Benefit" School:jut across Main-- Street -from the store,
323 Taft House c.188Q: LV, 1½-story, -‘gable breaking jable -
-roof; wood clapboard;- interesting stick-work: trim on -
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Tanyard Lane Lanerunning-east to Tannery established by Solomon Owet-
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325 - Oliver Owen Housec.1800.: -C.-, 2½--stóry,gable..roof,-wood clapboard;-1-story wing added on-north and lest--sides.
326 - M1l Office c.l860 EV-Brackited, 1½ story, hip roofwith gable, extension, wood clapboard; converted to
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Victory Highway highway running fdt-48-rnk1es from .Woonsocketto Route IA. in Wickford. Opened formally in1922 and nrnëd tO celebrate Victory in WorldWar 1, 1918i ..
Ferry, Elizabeth A.t A- Prief History of the Tor.m of Glocester, R. I.Providence, R. I., 1886.
Pottor, Frank A.: Chepachotand Thereaboutsin the, Town of Glocester.Chbpachet,R. I., 1939.
History of the State of Rhode Island ... Philadelphia, 1878.U. 5. Works ProgressAdministration. FederalWriters Project: Rhode
Island. Poston, 1937.1-lerndon, Richard, comp Men of Progress ... Rhode Island. Boston, 1896.:Munro,Wilfred H.: PicturesqueRhode Island. Providence,ft. I., 1881.
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Form 10.301 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR STATE
D.c. 1968 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ithode Is].an
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES COUNTY
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0 tcOMMON:ChepachetVillage
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U Centeredupon the intersection of U. S. Route 1414 and H. I. Route 102CITY OR TOWN:
GlocesterSTATE: CODE COUNTY: CODE
Rhode Island 3t3 Providence 007[MAP REFERENCE
- SOURCE: Rhode Island DevelopmentCouncil: Official Highway Map, 1969-70.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORNATIONAL PARK SERVICE
NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
PROPERTY PHOTOGRAPH FORM
Typeall entries - attach to or enclosewith photograph
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Rhode IslandCOUr.T I
ProvidenceFOR NPS USE ONLY
ENTRY NUMBER DATE
NAME * .i i . **
COMMON: ChepachetVilligeANOOR HISTORIC:
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ITREET AND NUMBER:
CITY OR TOWN:
GlocesterTownshipSTATE: Lc00E COUNTY: CODE
Rhode Island 1 Wi Providence 007PHOTORI..FERENCE . . .
I0T0 CREDIT: W{llinn fnn1rIbATE OF PHOTO: Ap4 197flIMEGATIVE FILED ATIWifliam Gerold, Photor’rapher Elbow Rock Road,Chepaehet,Rhede Tnlanrj, fl2R1
IDEM1IFICATON - * * **i. .. * * * . *
DE$CRIWE VIEW. DIRECTION ETC.
East sideof Main Street, looking south, showingaltered buildinsusceptibleto restoration. First building at left is No. 122 onmap. ‘ -
