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FORM B BUILDING Assessor's Number USGS Quad Area(s) Form Number <br /> 2159 <br /> MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION 56/183 <br /> MASSACHUSETTS ARCHIVES BUILDING <br /> 220 MORRISSEY BOULEVARD <br /> BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02125 Town/City: Lexington <br /> Place: (neighborhood or village): <br /> Photograph Merriam Hill <br /> Address: 18 Oakmount Circle <br /> _ - Historic Name: <br /> Uses: Present: residential <br /> W <br /> Original: residential <br /> Date of Construction: 1937-38 <br /> Source: town directories <br /> Style/Form: Colonial Revival/Tudor Revival <br /> Architect/Builder: unknown <br /> Exterior Material: <br /> North (facade) elevation with porte cochere Foundation: fieldstone (partial), most is not visible <br /> (assessor's photo) Wall/Trim: stucco veneer <br /> Locus Map Roof: slate shingles <br /> _ Outbuildings/Secondary Structures: <br /> None visible <br /> Major Alterations (with dates): <br /> Stucco siding, fenestration, porte cochere, side wing (1990) <br /> + � <br /> Grafrf�y PwPd . <br /> �. • J Jf ; Condition: excellent <br /> Moved: no ❑ yes ❑ Date: <br /> Acreage: 0.49 + 3.26 <br /> Setting: Secluded estate setting in a residential <br /> neighborhood at top of Merriam Hill, overlooking Granny's <br /> �♦ Pond to the north and birds' eye view of Lexington to the <br /> • ' south and east. Neighboring houses are typically traditional <br /> early 20th century revival styles, much smaller in scale and <br /> comparatively modest in setting. <br /> Recorded by: Wendy Frontiero <br /> Organization: Lexington Historical Commission <br /> Date(month/year): September 2015 <br /> 12/12 Follow Massachusetts Historical Commission Survey Manual instructions for completing this form. <br />