12 HIGH ST
architectural description
Queen Anne/Adamesque Revival
Dormers on porch
historical narrative
Original owner: Henry W. Barnard
Originally residence, subsequent use as apartments
Themes: architectural, community development
Believed to have been built by Jacob Barnard for his son, Henry (who was taxed for property in 1900 for a wedding present.) Carriage house sold separately, recently from Richard Lally to Richard Roper (?) and is now in process of renovation. (1975-77)
Winifred Barnard owned 1958.
bibliography/references
Interview with Richard Lally, owner of Barnard Elms.
Town of Andover: Real Estate Valuation, 1900.
inventory data
| Place: | Andover Center |
| Historic District: | Not Applicable |
| Address: | 12 high st |
| Historic Name: | Barnard, Henry W. House |
| Present Use: | residence |
| Original Use: | residence |
| Date of Construction: | 1899-1900 |
| Source: | Assessor's records |
| Style/Form: | Queen Anne |
| Architect/Builder: | Probably same as 74-76 Main St. |
| Foundation: | Stone |
| Wall/Trim: | Shingles (wood) |
| Roof: | |
| Outbuildings / Secondary Structures | Carriage house with cupola |
| Major Alterations: | |
| Condition: | |
| Moved: | |
| Demolished: | |
| Acreage: | less than one acre; 12,050 sq. ft.; approx. frontage 100' |
| Setting: | |
| MHC inventory number: | ANV.257 |
| Recorded by: | Stack/Mofford |
| Organization: | Andover Historical Commission |
| Date: | 1975-77 |
other historic buildings
- on high st
- in Not Applicable
- with architectural style Queen Anne
Bancroft Hall moving
