34 PEARSON ST
historical narrative
Owners:
Peter Grimanis (6/1994)
John P. McCarthy (12-12-72)
1. Edward McCarthy thru Ramona G. Gagnon; 2. McCarthy, Edward & John P. 6/23/34; 3. Boderader, Edward 12/12/72
Jacob Chickering, associated with Nathaniel Whittier, and later on his own, did numerous buildings associated with railroad industry. Most of Pearson Street houses were originally associated with railroad car building, repair shops, tin and blacksmith shops. Area "a beehive of activity" associated with railroads.
inventory data
| Place: | Andover Center |
| Historic District: | Not Applicable |
| Address: | 34 pearson st |
| Historic Name: | |
| Present Use: | residence |
| Original Use: | |
| Date of Construction: | mid-19th century |
| Source: | style njs |
| Style/Form: | Gothic Revival |
| Architect/Builder: | Jacob Chickering |
| Foundation: | |
| Wall/Trim: | clapboards |
| Roof: | |
| Outbuildings / Secondary Structures | |
| Major Alterations: | |
| Condition: | |
| Moved: | |
| Demolished: | |
| Acreage: | less than one acre; 1,845 sq. ft. 43' frontage |
| Setting: | |
| MHC inventory number: | ANV.428 |
| Recorded by: | Stack/Mofford |
| Organization: | Andover Historical Commission |
| Date: | 1975-77 |
other historic buildings
- on pearson st
- in Not Applicable
- with architectural style Gothic Revival
Post Office Building
