Talk:Boston/Charlestown
Latest comment: 7 years ago by ButteBag
copying this info here, not sure if any are really significant, but I have not really reviewed these listings either... --ButteBag (talk) 19:52, 3 March 2017 (UTC)
Significant Landmarks
[edit]- 1 Austin Block, 92 Main St. One of Charlestown's first masonry buildings, built in 1827.
- Bunker Hill School on Baldwin and Bunker Hill Streets.
The Bunker Hill School is the Second Empire-style building built 1866.
- Charlestown Savings Bank on 1 Thompson Sq.
This bank was built in 1876.
- Deacon Larkin House located on 55 Main St.
- Edward Everett House is on 16 Harvard St.
The Everett House is a Federal style house with architecture that dates back to 1814.
- Harvard School located on 45 Harvard St.
Harvard is a Greek Revival style c. 1840s.
- Rougan Hall located in the City Square
Rougan Hall is a Renaissance Revival and Romanesque Revival styles c. 1890s.
- St. Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church, 303 Bunker Hill St. On
This church has Gothic & Celtic architecture that was built in 1862.
- St. John Episcopal Church, 27 Devens St. On
This church is also a Gothic Revival style built 1870.
- St. Mary's Church located on 55 Warren St.
St. Mary's Church was built 1892.