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Tewksbury Public Library

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Band Stand

Built in 1891 in an Italian Villa style, the band stand is a great place to rest and people watch on the Town Common.

Rev. Jacob Cogan Homestead

Presently used as apartments, the structure was built in 1806 in the 18th century Colonial style.

Tewksbury Town Hall

Built in 1920 in the Modern Federal style, the Tewksbury Town Hall was the former home of the Tewksbury Public Library.

Brown Tavern

This home is the former Brown Tavern built in 1740 in the 18th century Colonial style. The porch was an addition to the originl structure.

Herbert Trull House c 1800

George Washington Trull House c 1800

Benjamin Franklin Trull House c. 1890

John Robinson House c 1929

Thomas Nesmith House c 1902

Dame Emery Foster House c 1830

Jesse Blake House c 1870

Frederick C. Silk House c 1889

Greenhouse Power Plant c 1902

Presumably for the Patten Greenhouses, although research has yet to confirm this.

Edwin H. Bennett House c 1910

Oliver Richard Clark House c 1870

George Bennett House c 1907

First Baptist Church of Tewksbury Parsonage c 1846