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INVENTORY FORM B CONTINUATION SHEET LEXINGTON 130 BEDFORD STREET <br /> MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION Area(s) Form No. <br /> 220 MORRISSEY BOULEVARD,BOSTON,MASSACHUSETTS 02125 <br /> Recommended for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. <br /> If checked,you must attach a completed National Register Criteria Statement form. <br /> ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: <br /> Describe architectural features. Evaluate the characteristics of this building in terms of other buildings within the community. <br /> Located at the corner of Hill Street and Bedford Street, 130 Bedford Street is a Colonial Revival dwelling constructed c.1910. <br /> The two-story house is rectangular in plan and capped by a hip roof with a shed dormer emerging from the front slope. There <br /> are five bays of openings on the first floor of the fagade but only three on the second floor. The center entrance is fronted by a <br /> three-sided,hip-roofed vestibule. Windows contain a mix of double-hung diamond pane and 6/1 sash. <br /> Behind the main house is a detached, early 20th century gable-roofed garage constructed of concrete block with wood shingled <br /> gable ends and exposed rafter tails. There are two overhead garage doors facing Bedford Street. <br /> HISTORICAL NARRATIVE <br /> Discuss the history of the building. Explain its associations with local(or state)history. Include uses of the building, and the role(s)the <br /> owners/occupants played within the community. <br /> This house occupies lots 25 and 26 of George Tewksbury's 1910 subdivision(Plan Book 195,Plan 45). The original owners <br /> appear to have been Willard and Eveline Reade who were occupying the house in 1915. By 1920 Census records indicate that <br /> Mrs. Reade was a widow, living here with her two sons and a daughter. By 1930 she had moved to Medford and the house was <br /> owned and occupied by Robert and Catherine Watt. The 1930 Census indicates that Robert Watt was then 49 and had <br /> immigrated from Scotland in 1891. He was a plumber and lived here with his two sons and daughter. Members of the Watt <br /> family continue to own the property until 1994. <br /> BIBLIOGRAPHY and/or REFERENCES <br /> Middlesex County Register of Deeds, Cambridge,Mass. <br /> U.S. Census,various years. <br /> Continuation sheet 1 <br />
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