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Hayes Block, 2 North Main Street, c.1878, Queen Anne. The upper stories formerly housed the Hayes Opera House and the Rochester Grange. The formal name for the Grange was The National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, hence the inscription P of H.

Rochester Museum of Fine Arts

Round arch window at 123 South Main Street, c.1870.

Detail from the Mill Office of the former Cocheco Woolen Manufacturing Company, 31 Front Street, East Rochester.

Arch over Factory Court

WWI Memorial in front of City Hall, 1924.

Tripartite window with a 3-lobed hood at 7 Hanson Street. Italianate, c. 1855.

Gonic School, 1897.

Exhibition Barn, Granite State Fair, 1883.

Fountain at intersection of Yeagley Way and Wakefield Street

Wyandotte Alley off of North Main Street. Artist: James Chase.

Rear of Salvation Army Store, Columbus Avenue.

The Snow Block, 26 North Main Street, c.1870. A Georgian Revival brick facade was erected in 1917.

Palladian window on the Albert Linscott House, 32 Wakefield Street, c.1905.

City Hall, 1907, NeoClassical. The building was designed by Boston architect George G. Adams. Construction supervised by local builder Frank N. Blake.

The Colman Block, 93 North Main Street, c.1925

Cornice brackets on the Farrington Block, Italianate, 19 Hanson Street, c.1885.

Salinger Block, 10 North Main, Neoclassical, c.1900. White glazed brick facade was applied to the front of an older building. The older building was recently replaced with a modern one.

Hartigan Block, 85 North Main Street, Late Victorian Commercial, c.1901.

Composite capital atop a fluted column. The former Norway Plains Savings Bank, 22 South Main Street, Neoclassical, 1903.

Dodge Block on left, Parson Main on right.

Gonic School

North Main Street at intersection of Union (top) and Bridge (bottom).