South Main Street (1941)
Lost Natick
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| Title |
South Main Street (1941) |
| Background |
Built c1750, William Coolidge purchased the house on South Main Street in 1825 from Mrs. Mahard. Three generations of the Coolidge family occupied the house. The town offered to sell the house for $1 to anyone who would move it from the site. There were no takers. The house was destroyed in 1957.
A few parts of the house were saved before destruction. The Natick Historical Society has a mortise and tennon joint from some interior beams on display.
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| Date of photo |
1941 |
| Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
| Description |
[Built in 1756 or 1740. Home of William Leander Coolidge - South Main Street. Nats (sp?). Also home of Timothy his father and grandfather William. Purchased by William Coolidge 1825 from Mrs. Mahard. (Taken November 12, 1941.)] |
| Object ID |
2007.300045 |
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COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ~ When using this image, the credit line should be in the following format: Image courtesy of the Natick Historical Society.
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Copyright 2007 Natick Historical Society. All rights reserved info@natickhistoricalsociety.org
Last modified on: July 02, 2008
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