Tuesday - Some cool buildings on County Street Near Grace Episcopal Church
Some cool buildings on County Street Near Grace Episcopal Church
Good morning, and have a great day.
As I think I mentioned in a recent post, I recently, after a sunrise walk, stopped to take some photos of the Grace Episcopal Church here in New Bedford.
While there, I also walked up and down a couple of blocks and got some photos of the cool buildings in the area, which I will share today.
But before getting to them, I also mentioned that I had been invited to go into the church and get some photos of it. Well, between my own and my wife's medical appointments and the Church people I have been in contact with for scheduling, we haven't been able to do that just yet, but hopefully today, as you read this post, I will be going there.
First, here is 416 County Street, built in 1859.
Like many mansions along the natural ridge of County Street, the rear tower was not just decorative—it was built to give the Bartlett family a commanding view of the nearby harbor. In the mid-19th century, New Bedford was the prosperous whaling capital of the world. Wealthy residents built these tall vantage points to watch their ships return from years-long voyages at sea
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and next 412 County Street
Built in 1842 for Samuel W. Rodman, a prominent member of New Bedford's wealthy merchant and whaling families who helped shape the economic and architectural landscape of the city.
It was designed in the grand Gothic Revival style; the three-level stone structure features notable period details, including original woodwork, multiple fireplaces, and classic craftsmanship typical of the upscale mansions lining County Street
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413 County Street in New Bedford, Massachusetts, is an architecturally significant early Queen Anne-style Victorian building constructed in 1889
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Built in 1859, 414 County Street in New Bedford, Massachusetts, is a mid-19th-century property, and as the sign shows, it now seems to be offices of attorneys
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And that’s all folks
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Oh man, those are some amazing old houses! I hope you and your wife can get your medical issues sorted! We are still working on getting my mother in law back to 100%!
Sending positive thoughts for your Mother in Law, were doing fairly well, I have a small procedure to clean out a vasucle blockage in my leg in 3 weeks, but been there done that before so not worries about that
Thank you, and the same for you with your procedure!
Thanks, MY wife wasnt feeling well and had swollen glands so went to the Urgent care yesterday and she has Mono, and probably a good chance i have it as well, so lets see if that delays my procedure
Oh gosh, that is no fun! My niece just had a close call with it herself. Take it easy!
Not at all, I suspect I have it as well need to call the surgeon on MOnday and let him know and see if the procedure can go ahead onthe 20th or do I need to be tested
Love these old houses, and it's always more interesting when you know the history!
Sending you some Ecency curation votes.
How are you, dear friend @tattoodjay?
It must be exciting to walk through this area and admire these architectural beauties; I love their structure and architectural style.
Excellent shots.
Have a great day.
Good day, Mr. @tattoodjay.
I hope you were able to go to the church and step inside to get some beautiful shots.
To be honest, I love these properties.
Lovely photograph.
Wow those are 4 classic old houses. I love the details on the wood houses but there is something about a stone house that is really cool.