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StirnsOn Avenue Historic District . .

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STREET AND NUMBERI Both sides of .Stimson Ave. and of Diman Place; the north sideof Angell Street from StiznsonAve. to Hope St.; the east sideof Hope St.

CITY OR TOWN: .. .. ... . ., .from Angell St. to Stimson Ave.

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OESCRIOE THE PRESENT AND ORtOINAL U known PHYSICAL APPEARANCE - -

The Stimson Avenue iistoric District is a small residential area,.’- anproximately two city blocks in size, located on the fashionable EastSide of Providence. It includes all the structures on the east side ofHope Street betweenAngell Street and Stimson Avenue, on both sides ofthe L-shapedStimson Avenue and its spur, Diman Place, and on the north.side of Angell Street from the southeasterntermination of Stimson -.

Avenue back, or west, to Hope Street. Twenty-nine housesand a churchwith annexesare included in this rougly-rectangular district. Stimson

* Avenue, its spine, was cut through in 1861 from the Angell.Street endand finished to- Hope Street by 1885 though its houses are numberedtoday inverse.to its development. It is protected on the north by the

- high stone walls which surround.the grounds of the former Dexter Asylum,* the Providennpoor-housebequeathedc. 1830. Stimson Avenue and DimanPlace together form a quiet, tree-shadedresidential "pocket" withinwhich are spacedmany fine examples of "Queen Anne’t and Colonial Revivalarchitecture. Certain of these-are singled out here for special mention:

No. 8 Stimson Avenue is the Thomas B. Potter house, built in 1897,-a good--if somewhat overhearing-exampleof the eclectic use of ColonialRevival detail in combination with a French-chateau-inspiredroof and aformal, solidly-horizontal main mass of yellow Roman brick. Many of its

* Colonial Revival features are executed and underscoredin copper facing:the arched dormers of the third story, the curving central bay of thesecond story; a fine modillioned-cornice.at eaves-level;the recessedentrance porch at the southwest with its five Ionicncolumns’ backed bypilaster responds against the body of the house; Its architect, EdwardI. Nickerson, was noted for hit use of traditional forms- in an inconven-tional manner, his emphasison ornamentationand the use of a variety ofmaterials; and this structure is a fine and typical. example of Nicker-sons taste and usage. -

*No. 19 Stimson Avenue, the JosephE. Fletcher house of 1890, was -

designed by Lhe Providence finn of Stone,-Carpenterand Willson and isprobably the architecural "gem’1 of the district. It displays an expert:ard imaginative handling of a great variety of materials; stone, redpressedbrick, wood, slate, metal, and ornamental insertions of stainedglass. Its setting, at one end of a flat lawn -and with overhanging -

gable-end to the street, suggeststhe asymmetrytypical of "Queen Anne"design; butthe main eastern front presents an elaborate hut perfectly-balanced façade centefldy abaliistraded porch-with hay windows aboveand, above them, picturesque dormers. A number of Colonial Revival details are used in pleasing Oontrast to the hays, peaked dormers, and tallchimneys so typical of the- "QueenAnnettstyle. *- The columns, ramped railsand turned halusters of the entrance porch -and the finely-executed corniceof a reeding-hand with modillions above are all drawn from colonial sou’rces

1: No. 33 Stlmson Avenue was built for William P. Goodwin andwhilenot an imposing structure, is typical of the majority of houses in thedistrict. It is a comfortabte but unpretentious one-family. housedisplaying the high angularity, the asymmetry of missing and oE placing

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- STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE

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-- Stimson Avenue developed rapidly in the l8@0-’s and 1690’s as a - -

* . -- neighborhord of pleasant one-family dwellings whose generouspropor- tions and stylistic variations indicated the comfortable status of

*- their owners. These were men of conthuhity prominenceand of wealth* - -

* newly acquired through manufacturing and business. JosephFletcher,o - - who built no. 19 Stiinson Avenue, was vice-president of Providenceand- - - National Worsted Mills. Francis Carpenter of 276 Angell Street was1- - . president of the metals firm of Congdon & Carpenter, begun around 1790u

- - * by JosephCarpenter and still in operation today. John Jones Stimson, 2* - -

‘‘ for whom the- street was named, made the fortune with which he pur- -- - -chased the Dexter house in 1837 in the wine and groceries business.

* - - h’- After 1850, the residential development of Providence3,supoer - I -

-tn - - East Side moved north along Hope Street in a nrogression of arcbi- -

*. z - tectural styles, and Stimson Avenue marks a turning-point in this

- progression. --- At its corners with HpecStreet, and facing each other.,-

- stand the Amos Reckwith house of l861--one of the last of the "Italian fW - villat’ style housesto be built on the East Side--and the Lyman KnappU - - house-of.-1382--oneof the first of the "Queen Anne" style houseswhich

were to spread across much of the upoer East Side in -subsquentdecades.-. - C

-- The Stimson -Avenue Histqric District included the work of such

architects as Alpheus C. Morse, Stone, Carnenter and Willson, Carrre- - and Hastings, and William Chamberlain. Fine, intact examples of

- .-*-- federal ard "Italian villa" styles as well as of "Queen Anne," Colonial- -

- Revival, and late-nineteenth-century eclectic manners are within its. -*

- bounds. Several of the "Queen Anne" houses feature elements from- : -: - - ** rather unexoectedsources. Amid the general display of high and ir

- -- :. * - regular rooflines, hay windows, corner towers, gables, columned porches,-. -- - and picturesque dormers, rises a Dutch-influenced steed brick gable-* * - end at no. 57 Stimson Avenue. At no. ho on that street an oriental *

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.- influence is clearly- discerhible in the flaring barge-hoardsat the- -

- ‘main roofline and in the- tert1ple-like entrance portico.-

Innovations in hoñse-planningare visible - in marw of the homesin the district. - There is a new emphasis on such service conveniences

- as pantries, back staircases, dumb-waiters, and clothes-drying yards.There is also a concern with new heating and cooling systems. The

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- -- the openings, and the use of shingles, wooden lattices, mullions etc. to - -

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No So Stimson Avenue was designed for Austin Robertsonby theBoston arôhitect William Chamberlainand ‘was built in 1892. It is a -,-- -- -- -

-Colonial Revival gambrel-roofed "cottae"--hut a large one--with notice-ably overscaled detail, particularly in the three exaggerateddormers

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On Angell Street, at no. 276, is the Francis Carpenter house,started in 1897 hut not completeduntil ici, from designs by the New

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Louis XIII period.

No 296 Angell Street is the location of Central CongregationalChurch, built in 1893 and also designed by Carrere and Hastings. It is- -

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- a cross-gabledstructure of yellow pressedbrick with terra-cotta orna- -,-, --

izent and displays expert eclectic use of Spanishand Itlian Renaissance --.

- models. - Its -front southern façade is composedof a heavily-decorated - - - :- -

and pedimented central pavilion flanked by two towers. These towers -- - - --

were originally surmountedby elaborate belfries, but these were damagedby a hurricane in the lPSOts and replaced by the present rather severe

- brick caps. Over the auditorium rises a great copper-covereddome, mark- - ,--.

ing the crossing of the Greek-cross plan within EspeciaLly fine featuresof the interior of this church are the multi-layered stained-glass win-

- dows designed by J. A. Holzer around 1905. - - - - - - -- - - ‘-

Nos 300-302 Angell Street are taken up by the Dexter-Drnan house,a two-story frame house with brick ends, four end chimneys, a hippedroof with monitor, and a fine fret-bed molding cornice. It was the firsthouse built in the district 1797-1803 and was originally surrounded bythe thirty-nine acres of Knight Dexter’s "Neck Farm.tt 1,

No 211 I-lope Street was the second house built in this district and 11was that of counsellor JamesTillinghast, it was constructed around i86oin a rather simple "Italian villa" style, with a two-story projecting F

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mentioned house and ncwnumheredas 2 Stipison Avenue, is the Amos Beckwith-house, built in 3.861 on what w’as then a largerlandproperty. It was de- --

signed by the Providence architect Alpheus C. Morse, also in the "Italian - - - -

villa" style, and features a tall central tower with bracketed cornice

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- -- Although the Stimson Avenue Historic District is orimarily. a devel

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houses,with two exceptions,- have not been re-faced or subdivided for - - .. *

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House, c. 1891j. -- Two and one-half storeysfaced in grey brick, wood and-- slate beneatha gambrel roof; panelled entrance porch; picturesque

features of Queen Anne Style with some applied Colonial Revival detail.

George H Dart house, c. 89b. Two and one-half storeys.coveredbyshingles beneathan end-t-street gambrel roof with scallopped trim andgenerousoverhang; inset P?rches on to sides; QueenAnne Style-.

JosephE. Fletcher house, by Stone, Carpenter & Wilison, 1890. Largetwo-and-one-half--storey dwelling faced in brick and red slate withstone and wood trim, above a foundation of cut brownstoneand belowa steep, slate-, end-to-street,gabled roof; broad -entranceporch andtwo large, ornamenteddormers on east side; set upon a-large lawn and

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-- Both sides of Stimson Avenue and of Diman Place; thenorth side- -- - - - - of Angell Street from Stimson Avenue to Hope Street; the east

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No; 211. - James Tillinghast? house, c. 1660. Two and one-half storeys, clap-- - hoardedbeneatha hipped roof punctuated by cross-gablesand housing- -

- low dormers; large entrance porch; Victorian-Italianate style. -

No.217. Lyman Knapp house, b- Stone, Carpenter& Wilson, 1888. Two and one- -- - -

- - - half storeys faced in randomashlar on the first floor and slate on - - - - --

- - - - the second, carrying a cross-gabledroof and a conical roof on a rounded -

- bay; elaborate entrance porch; elaborate carriage house with cupola; - - - - -

-- a good example of the QueenAnne Style with some applied Colonial

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- - - the street, and odd-numberedones on the s?uth side - -- - -

No. 2.-- - Amos Beckiiithhouse, by Alpheus C. Morse, c. 1861. Two and one-half --

- - - -- - - - - storeys except for a three-storey frontal tower; faced with clapboards- -- -

- and carrying- a low hipped roof of slate; minor up-dating of some ex- -

-: tenor trim c. 1900; an imposing example, on its embanked lot, of the -

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-- I. Nickerson, c. 1897. Long, angular structure of two storeys of yellowbrick below a high château-style slate roof with large, gabled dormers;inset corner entrance-porch with copper columns; some Colonial jvival -

- detail; intended formality and.eclectic academicism. -

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-- - - - - -- with a carriage house in matching style to the rear; an outstanding - -

- - and well maintained example of the Queen Anne Style: very picturesque --- - -

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- in outline and adornment although nevertheless symmetrical in façade; -- -: - - -

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-: - - - -- some formalised Colonial Revival detailing balustrades etc. intro- - -H-duced here and there. Exceedingly imnortant to area and ambience

No’ 20. - William C. Benedict house, c. l89b or earlier. Two and one-half storeys, -

-: - -- - clapboardedand shingled, beneatha-cross-gabled roof; broad entrance

-,porch; simply-ornamentedLate Victorian house of -tall proportions.

- ‘No. 2h. - House, c. 1896. Two and one-half storeys covered by clapboards and - --, -

- shingles beneath a coinplex, cross-gabledroof of slate; gabled entrance - - -: -

porch; good example of Queen Anne Style. - - --- - ‘ -- -

No.- 30. - John R. Gladding house, c. 189b. - Two and one-half storeys, faced with ,- -

-- textured brick and shingles, gabled roof of slate, entrance within porchf

- Late Victorian Shingle Style; good example. - - - -

No. 33. House, c. - 189-3. Two and one-half storeys faced tdthishingles, cross-. -

- gabled roof; gabled entrance portico slightly altered; Late VictorianShingle Style. - - -- - - - - - - -

No. 36. - J. H. Cross? house, c. 189b. Two and- one-half storeys faced with -

- brick and shingles under a hipoed, roof, tower bay with Hextinguishern - -

- - roof; recessedentrance; good and typical Queen Anne Style. -- -

No. hO. Edward Clark house, c. l89b. Two and one-half storeys, faoed in brick - - -

- - on the first floor-and shingles on the second, carrying a cross-gabledslate roof; gabled entrance porch with bargeboards; varyingtreatment --1 -

of window paning some casement-hung;Shingle Style. - - - - - - - --

No. lih. Charles H. Sprague house, c. 1898. Two aS one-ha storeys, faced in -: - - -

brick on the first floor and slate on the second, c’ered by a cross-gabled red slate roof; Late Victorian with Colonial Revival elements--- -- -

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No. 50. R. Austin Robertson now Miss Helen Robertson house, by William -

Chamberlain ofBoston, 1892. Two and one-half clapboardedstoréys- : -.- 1- -

under a high gambrel roof of slate, L-shaped inset or cut-under - - - - - -

entrai-ice and sitting porch; very large dormers in roof; house ex- -- --- - - - -‘ -

tended one bay towards north in 1912, whenthird of the large frontal:-: H -

- dormers was added; excellent example of Colonial Revival employing - -‘ -- - -

-.- much elaborate or large-scale adaptive XVIII-Century and Palladiin - : -- --- -

detail, excellently maintained

No. 53. Edward Argentieri house, c 1950. Angular two-storey house faced in - -

brick and having a -hipped roof of slate; modern pseudo-Georgianstyle - -

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No 57 Bruce C Miner house, c 1950 Modern orie-storey "ranch" house with-out distinction. .4 -

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No. 60.Ht Louis E. Robinson house, c. 1898. Two and one-half storeys, clap-- -.,- -- -

- - ‘ boarded, under a gambrel roof with its end to the street; entrance - - _,.__, - - - -

through large side porch, various window treatments, QueenAnne Style. //

House, c. 1889.- Two and one-half storeys,faced in clapboarding,- shingles and brick under a hipped roof; entrance.within arched porch;-various window treatments; Queen Anne Style. - - - -

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No. 70. -- StephenWaterman? house, c. 1898. Two and one-half shingled storeys- - - - - covered by a cross-gabledroof; entrance inset under an arched orch

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No. .80. -- - House, c. 1881. Two and one-half storeys covered by clapboards andshingles under a hi-pped roof broken by gables and with a tower at oneside; square, arched, shingledporch; fan panelsabove paired windcws;inexpensive, box-like -version of Queen Anne Style. -- -. - - - -;

:Diman PlaceEven-nwnberedbui1dTiT are on the west side ofthe street and odd-numberedones on the east side

No. 9 House, c 1925. Two and one-half storeys, faced in brick, carrying- gambrel roof with its end to the street; entrance porch on the south --

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side, good, careful design characteristic of pre-World War II housesof Colonial Revival or Georpnn adaptation when expensively built

No. 15. House, c. 1900 Angular two-and-one-half-storey clapboard structure r

under a hipped roof with very plain dormers, inset corner entranceporch. An unpretentious and uninspired hold-over of the Shingle Style

No 20 House, c. 1890-1895 Two and one-half clapboardedstoreys presentinga rather high façade under a gambrel roof, two-storey rectangular bay,broad, pedimentedentrance porch Mainly Queen Anne in style, but withsome minor Colonial Revival detail applied.

Nos 2b- Double house, c. 1885 omed by Moses B L. Bradford in 1886 Two26 and one-half storeys under a deckod hin roof with cross-gables, wafla

covered by cl4pboards and shingles and having carved panels, 2 projecting frontal entrance porches side-by-side, Queen Anne Style

Angell StreetAll buildings are on the north side

House, c. 1885-1890. - Two and one-half storeys, brick-on the first floor, -shingled above, beneatha hipped roof with cross-gables-and tall, pic- - -- - -

turesque chimneys; varied window treatment columned and’balustraded sideentrance on driveway. Queen Anne_cum_Shjng1e3ty1e.:- .2I:- -

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- - --- - plateau behind a balustrade; faced in brick with prominent 1istone - - - - - - -

- ...- tan; steep hipped roof of slate with oculi in attics, toweng chieys;

- -:- ‘- - south entrance within columned porch, west one within arcadedporte- - - - - --

---- - cochre; picturesque-recessionsof mass towards east; roof cresting, - - --: --

- - - - - - - wrought-iron window grilles. A good interpretation externally of the- --- - - -- - - -

-- -Louis flu style by a skilled firm of Beaux-Arts-trained adaptors: I,-. - - -

unusual in Providence.

-No. 296. 1 Central Congregational Church, by Carrre & Hastings, 1893. Structure -

- - - - - of two-storey exterior height, faced in beige brick with much carved - - - -

--- - - stone trim; of "cross"-plan, carring a saucer dome upon a drum at the - - -

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:- - - centre; elaborate entrance front betweenbe1fr towers with cupolas - --

- -- - since replaced by siler toppings; church has anxes to the rear - -

- - alongDiman Place. Good example of academic-eclecticadaptation from - -

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- Nos. 300- Dexter-Diman house, 1799-1803. Two-and-one-half storeys - under a hipped - - -- -- --

-302-.- roof, with extensions to the east; clapboarded,excepting the brick east - -. -‘

- - and west walls of the main house; fretwork railings at eaves and summit -.-j. v-

- of roof; arched, trellised shelter to front door. A well-maintained ex- C- -- -- -

- - - ample-- of a medium-sizedhouse-of the Federal period, not showing the -- -: -- - -

- - - - urban and sophistLcatedarchitectural features which would soon develop-- -..: - - -

- - - nearer to Providence’s centre.-

No. 3l1t. House, c. 1882. T’wo-and-one-halfstoreys contained beneath a cross-gabled ±‘oof. -of red slate and faced variously by random fieldstone ashlar H- -

- - / - - -with reddish stone trim and by shingles. This Queen Anne-cum-Shingle - - -

- -- Style house, with itè free plan and L-shapedpiazza, was more visually- - -. - -

- interesting before the piazza was enclosed and a nondescript front - -- -

- - entrance applied; the/livelyüpper silhouette above the embankedsite,.however, remains.

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HISTORIC SEIMSON AVENUE DISTRICT

FIRST PRIORITY LIST 1978

Within Zoning Area Only

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The structures within the Historic Stjrnson’Avenue Districtlisted below have great historic and architectural worthindividually and collectively and are deemed to be so valuable -

that any change to their exterior appearance or their removal ordestruction will be a great loss to the City, State, or -

Nation. The buildings on this first priority list are describedby Street and number and name, if any, and by assessor’s platand lot number.

ADDRESS FLAT/LOT NAME/DA’FE

915

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11-36

1 1 -9711-Si11-40

11-23

House, c. 1900Francis W. Carpenter house, cCentral Congregational Church,Ebenezer Knight Dexter house,Rathbone Gardner house, c. 1883

18961890- 1893

1799-1805

Charles F - and James Tillinghast house, c. 18’-Lyman Klapp house, 1888 -- -

268 ANGELL ST. 11-117276 ‘‘ il-S296 " 11-36300/302 " 11-3314 " 11-13

DIMAN PLACE

24/2 6

Parish House, Cent ral CongregationalChurch, c. 1896

James Lister house, 1914N. A. Frances Fisher - house, c - 1894Pastor’s Residence, Central Congregational

Church, 1893-1894Jonas Auty house, 1885 -

211 HOPE ST. 11-7217 ‘‘ - 11-4 -

2 STIMSON AVE. 1.1-110S ‘‘ I_i-s

Amos Beckwith house, 1861-1862-Nicholas Sheldon-B. Thomas Potter house, 1897now International House

9 - U 11-14 Harry A. Waldron house, 1894 -

16 " 11-11 George H. Dart -house, 1893-189419 " 11-16 Charles and Joseph F - Fletcher house, 189020 " 11-20 Frederick Condit-William C. Benedict

house, 188524 ‘‘ 11-33 - Newton 9. Arnold house, 188827 " 11-36 Recreation Room, Central Congregational

Church, c. 1893 --

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Benjamin Thurston-John K. Gladding house,William P. Goodwin house, 1886- 1887

1887-

36 " 11-21 Grace L. Cross house, 1887 -

40 " 11-22 Edward S. Clark house, 189244 ‘‘ 11-32 llettie Sprague house, 189550 ". 11-29 Albert L. Calder-Mary C- Robertson house, .

- 1891 and 1912 -

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louise Robinson house, -1893Ellen Baker house, 1900 -

Stephen Waterman house,- 1-88880 " 11-12 Jeanie Greenough house, 1883

Stone Wall of the Dexter Asylum, 1838

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STIMSON AVENUE HISTORIC DISTRICT -

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- The boundary of the STIMSON AVENUE-- HISTORIC DISTRICT runs east

along the northern lot lines of the lots on the north side of

Stimson Avenue from the centerof Hope Street to the eastern

lot line of 50 Stimson Avenue Plat 11, Lot 29; then south

alQng the eastern lot lines of the lots on the east side of

Stimson Avenue from the northern lot line -of SO Stimson Avenue

to the center of Angell Street;- then west along the center of

-- Angell Street to the intersection of Angell Street.and Hope

Street; then north along the center of Hope Street to the -

northern lot line of 2 Stimson Avenue Plat 11, Lot 110.

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Stimson Avenue HistoricDistrict

2. LOCATIONSTATE COUNTY TOWN

Rhode Island Providence ProvidenceSTREET AND NUMBER Both sides of Stimson Ave. and of Diman Place; the north side ofAngell St. fran Stimson Ave. to Hope St.; the east side of Hope St. from AngeflSt. to Stimson Ave.

3. PHOTO REFERENCEPHOTO CREDIT DATE NEGATIVE FILED AT Rhode IslandRichard Benjamin 1972 Historical PreservationCorn

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CITY OR TOWN: from Angell St. to Stimson Ave.Providence

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Francis W. Carpenter house at 276 Angell Street, by Carrre & Hastings, o. 1B96sview from the south.

FORM 10.301 A0/72

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Stinison Avenue HistoricDistrict

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STATE 1UNTY TOWN

Rhode Island[__Providence Providence

STREET AND NUMBER Both sides of Stimson Ave. and of Diman Place; the north side ofAngell St. from Stirnson Ave. to Hope St.; the east sideof Hope St. from AngellSt. to Stimson Ave.

3. PHOTO REFERENCEPHOTO CREDIT DATE NEGATIVE FILED A*Thode IslandRichard Benjamin 1972 Historical Preservation Com

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of Angell St. from Stimson Ave. to Hope St.; the east sideof Hope St.CITY OR TOWN: from Angell St. to Stimson Ave.

ProvidenceSTATE: CODE COUNTY: CODERhode Island Providence 007

Eo’ro REFERENCE- ‘HOTO CREDIT: B. Christopher Bene

DATE OF PHOTO: 1972LU IEGATIVE FILED AT: Rhode Island Historical Preervtjon CophissiQn

John Brown House, 52 Power btreet, F’rov1i1ence, Ihode island, 02906

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AND/OR HISTORIC NUMERIC CODE A..1n.d by NPS

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STREET AND NUMBER Both sides of Stimson Ave. and of Dinian Place; the north side ofAngell St. from Stimson Ave. to Hope St.; the east sideof Hope St. from AngellSt. to Stimson Ave.

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of Angell St. from Stimson Ave to Hope St.; the east sideof Hope St.CITY OR TOWN: from Angell St. to Stimson Ave.

ProvidenceSTATE, CODE ICOUNTY: CODE

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Stimson Avenue Historic V

District2. LOCATIONSTATE COUNTY TOWN

Rhode Is land Providence ProvidenceSTREET AND NUMBER Both sides of Stisison Ave. and of Dinian Place; the north side ofAngell St. from Stimson Ave. to Hope St.; the east side of Hope St. from AngellSt. to Stinison Ave.

3. PHOTO REFERENCEPHOTO CREDIT DATE NEGATIVE FILED AT Rhode IslandRichard Benjamin 1972 Historical PreservationCorn

, mission, John Brown House,4. IDENTIFICATION 2 Power Street, Providence,DESCRIBE VIEW. DIRECTION. ETC. Rhode Island, 02906

JosephE. Fletcher house at 19 StimsonAvenue,1890: entrance east front.

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DATE

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