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Hill, The (Portsmouth) |
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A group of 14 buildings from the North End neighborhood that were saved during Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project, circa 1972. There are four buildings on original location: James Neal House, 74 Deer Street; Gerrish-Nutter House, 64 Deer Street on the corner of High Street; Rev. Jabez Fitch House, 164 High Street; and the Nutter-Rymes doublehouse, 47-49 School Street. There are 10 buildings moved from nearby sites: Daniel Pinkham House from 190 Deer Street; Richard Shortridge House from 73 Deer Street; Simeon P. Smith House from 94 Russell Street; Whidden-Ward House from 115-117 Deer Street; Sugar Warehouse from 28 School Street; Hart-Treat House from 107 Deer Street; John Hart Jr. House from 63 Deer Street; Phoebe Hart House from 184 Deer Street; Jeremiah Hart House from 112 Deer Street; and the Hart-Rice House from 93-95 Deer Street. |
Number of Archive records |
1 |
Number of Library records |
11 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
231 |
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Scope and Content Note: The collection contains materials from the period of urban renewal in Portsmouth from 1958-1970. More specifically, it documents both the Vaughan Street Project and the expansion of public housing in the city. The projects were managed by the Portsmouth Housing Authority, which in the late 1950s was not only a housing authority, but also a redevelopment / urban renewal agency. The materials provide documentation on ...
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