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In the Middle Street and Shay Street quadrant:
989 South East Street in the early 1800s was the post office of this small neighborhood and had the Hiram Allen family living here. This is a federal era home. – FINDAGRAVE
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1001 South East Street is the South Amherst School from 1900.
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1025 South East Street is the Armstrong house from 1860. – FINDAGRAVE
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In the Shays Street to Pomeroy Lane quadrant:
At 445 Shays Street is the Jonathan Dickinson home and barn from 1780 in Federal style. – FINDAGRAVE
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At 324 Pomeroy Lane is the Enos Dickinson home and store / post office. – FINDAGRAVE
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In the Middle Street to South East Street quadrant:
At 1055 South East Street is the house from 1742 in a Georgian style. – This is the house of Nathaniel Coleman
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1067 South East Street is from 1770 and is now a parsonage for the South Congregational Church – FINDAGRAVE
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1081 South East Street is from the 1800s – no history link
In the southeast section of the South East Street to Station Road quadrant:
At 1046 South East Street is the Munson Memorial Library
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At 1066 South East Street is the South Amherst Congregational Church from 1825.
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At 1072 South East Street is the Elisha Smith house from 1805. – FINDAGRAVE
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In the northeast section of the South East Street to Station Road quadrant:
986 South East Street is the Amherst Town Farm and William Chaffee farm. The red barn to the far right is the town barn.
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Outside the zone:
101 Middle Street has the Smith and Bridgman house from the early 1800s.
at 1230 South East Street is a Federal style building from about 1790
next to that is the Deacon Moody house at 1240 South East St
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Sanborn maps did not extend to here.