Phineas Goodnough house, Newton St.

Phineas Goodnough house, Newton St.

Item Information

Title:
Phineas Goodnough house, Newton St.
Date:
[ca. 1885]
Format:
Photographs
Genre:
Photographic prints
Location:
Public Library of Brookline
Collection (local):
Brookline Photograph Collection
Subjects:
Houses
Places:
Massachusetts > Norfolk (county) > Brookline
Extent:
1 photograph : print ; 12 x 20 cm
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Notes:
Title from item or accompanying materials.
From accompanying materials: On slope of Walnut Hill on Newton Street. Built about 1760 by Joshua Woodward. Torn down 1910 by B.F. Goodnough. On the back of the Goodnough place on west side of Walnut Hill was an Indian Village near to a spring known as "The Indian Spring."
Text from item: Built by Joshua Woodward before the Revolution, at about the time the Putterham School was built.
Notes (acquisition):
Gift, 1935, Mr. B.F. Goodnough.
Notes (date):
Date from accompanying materials.
Notes (object):
Condition: Good.
Identifier:
H G653.2