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HomeMy WebLinkAboutmassachusetts-avenue_0465 FORM B - BUILDING In Area no. Form no. MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL COMMISSION E 204 Office of the Secretary, State House, Boston • i t 75 1wn Lexington dress 465 Mass. Ave. me Jonas Locke house esent use etr - private residence W. WN r I esent owner enjrow scription: U to � C 1800 or earlier Source Lex. Hist. Soc. le__VPrnari igr farm cottage 4. Map. Draw sketch of building location Architect in relation to nearest c oss streets and other buildings. In tate north. Exterior wall fabric Clapboard �Ev 1 Outbuildings (describe) small shed to right of C' building Other features small four bays wide, two dee; off center entrance; chimney ,lustorwar.d �wti of ridge. C�'' V Altered Date ILI + to Moved Date E i 5. Lot size-, One acre or less Over one acre x Approximate frontage 150' Approximate distance of building from street 20' O NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE 6. Recorded by E. W. Reinhardt & Anne-Grady USGS Quadrant Organization Lex. Hist. Com. MHC Photo no. Date 7/1975 (over) n-mcn'!A 7. Original owner (if known) Jonas Locke Origin--1 use Cobbler's Shop Subsequent uses (if any) and dates Workshop, private residence 8. Themes (check as many as applicable) Aboriginal Conservation Recreation Agriculcural Education Religion Architectural Exploration/ Science/ The Arts settlement invention Commerce Industry Social/ Communication Military humanitarian Community development Political Transportation 9. Historical significance (include explanation of themes checked above) Description: Just right of center over door; door panels some in ell& main block; windows 6 x 6; foundation obscured. Jonas Locke's"small, low-posted dwelling still standing beside the little burying ground" is one of the few buildings from this easternmost end of the East Village to have survived into the 20th. Century. Joh�S LD c� 6��'2- l�Zq) ti a a Shoe a.i rstio p ivl 10. Bibliography and/or references (such as local histories, deeds, assessor's records, early maps, etc.) Lex. Hist. Soc. - Proceedings, Vol. 2 "Lexington Sixty Years Ago" by Arthur Bryant - 1890 . �, vela✓/�P.y,, i ria clew 1t,"P- feo�-4jr �n L�Xi rti►�at�. IM 4,9;1 1 9 7L 6�- 3/73