Andover Historic Preservation

105-107 north main st (click to enlarge)

105-107 NORTH MAIN ST

architectural description

Late Greek/Picturesque/Vernacular

historical narrative

Themes: Architectural, community development, industry.

Typical mid-19th century mill housing- historically significant as period of American History and changes in life style from rural to urban/industrial.

Owners:
Zeinetz, Anthony J. & Eisenhaure, Barbara (1975)
Meduros, Joseph L. Jr. 11/1/72
Meduros, Diane M. 10/20/71
Meduros, Joseph L. Jr. & Diane M. 2/14/69
Dickey, Irving E. Jr. 1/20/66
Holland, William B. & Rosemary 5/9/60
Gorrie, James M. Jr. & Marion E. 6/20/47

inventory data

Table: Inventory Data for 105-107 NORTH MAIN ST

Place:	Andover Center
Historic District:	Not Applicable
Address:	105-107 north main st
Historic Name:	Marland Mills Double Worker Housing
Present Use:	residence duplex
Original Use:	mill worker housing
Date of Construction:	mid 19th century
Source:	style -njs
Style/Form:	Greek Revival
Architect/Builder:
Foundation:
Wall/Trim:	asbestos shingles
Roof:
Outbuildings / Secondary Structures
Major Alterations:
Condition:
Moved:
Demolished:	yes
Acreage:	6,930 sq. ft.; approximate frontage 59'.
Setting:
MHC inventory number:	ANV.387
Recorded by:	Stack/Mofford
Organization:	Andover Historical Commission
Date:	1975-77

other historic buildings

• on north main st
• in Not Applicable
• with architectural style Greek Revival