HomeMy WebLinkAboutDraft Final Report Table of Contents, Feb. 27 2017DRAFT #1 February 27, 2017
BYRON/LOCKWOOD/MASS. AVE.
NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION DISTRICT
FINAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Abstract
II. Introduction
Brief History of the Actions of the
Neighborhood
Briefly Restating the Content of the
Original Petition
III. Historical background of the Area
East Lexington Development Away
from the Center
Original Addresses of Main St.
Pierce/Lockwood House (John
Gawoski & Beverly Seavey)
Brown-Wheaton House (John Frey)
Brigham House (Mike & Diane
Mooney)
Gas Station, corner of Mass. Ave. &
Maple St.
Boston/Maine Railroad
Location of the Pierces Bridge
Station
Subdivision of the land
Building the Houses, Contractors,
Timelines
IV. Architectural Features of the Homes
Bungalows
Dutch Colonials
Federal Style
Greek Revival
Italianate
Colonial Revival
V. Early Maps of the Area
1875 Map of Pierce, Brown and
Brigham Properties
Early Map Indicating
Pierce/Lockwood Property
1906 Map Showing Lexington Center
with Pierces Bridge Station
1907 Plan of Pierce/Lockwood Land
1910 Plan of the Subdivision of the
Pierce/Lockwood Land into
Lots A & B
1928 Layout of the Byron/Lockwood
Subdivision
VI. Area Map and Discussion of the
Proposed NCD (The reason we are
including Byron/Lockwood
and Mass. Ave. in the NCD)
VII. Discussion of the Difference Between
the NCD Guidelines and the HDC
Regulations (homes that could be in
both)
VIII. Copy of the NCD Regulations and
Guidelines
IX. Inventory of Houses (Pictures,
Descriptions/Alterations)
Possible Pictures:
Pierces Bridge Station in 1954
Fox in Donna's Yard
1924 "Filling Station"
John Frey's Barn
Early Picture of Pierce/Lockwood
House
Pierce Bridge Underpass in Winter
Woods at the End of Byron Ave.