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Historic Properties
Embrace the Past, Experience the Present, Protect the Future.
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48 Constitution Street
48.5 Constitution Street
55 Constitution Street
The 1804 Built house built by Nathan West is also known as the “Old Sparks House” and the “Betsey West House”.
It appears on the Bristol map of 1851. Nathan sold the house to his brother Gardner in 1811. The brothers were among the 28 killed during the war of 1812 when the powder magazine on the Bristol Privateer the “Hiram” exploded near the island of Barbuda. Over its two plus century this four-bay Federal residence has retained its simple elegance.
67 Constitution Street
22 Bradford Street
The “Easterbrook House” built in 1850. This Colonial has kept its original charm with wide plank floorboards and wide hallways. It appears on the map of 1851.
62 Franklin Street
The Hatch House (C.1840/1900) Appears on the 1851 Map.
Homes Completed & Under New Ownership
52 Constitution Street
Sold October 2024
The Springer Cottage- Built in 1804.
221 Hope Street - Unit 11
Sold May 2023
On the map . . .
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