Clark and Bartlett Building was built in 1869. It was run as a meat market until 1908. From then until 1931 it was a plumbing store.
Clark and Bartlett Building
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John Scott House
John Scott House is from 1861. This is at 117 Main St Easthampton. It stayed in the Scott family until 1919 that is 58 years. Liz Scott ran her dress making business here.
Dr. Francis Greene House
Dr. Francis Greene House is from 1850. It is at 115 Main Street. Doctor Greene practiced there from 1864 to 1912. Elisha Rice bought the land in 1849 and built a house there. It is in the Greek Revival style.
Lambie Block
Lambie Block is from 1866. It is at 97-99 Main Street and forms the left end of Shop Row.
Winslow Block or Chapman Block
Winslow Block or Chapman Block is from 1866. It is at 89-95 Main Street.
Knight’s Brick Block
Knight’s Brick Block – Preston Block is the oldest part of these blocks at a birth year of 1849. The address is 83-87 Main Street. Lucius Preston a taylor who worked in this block would own the block from 1901 to 1920 and the building came to be known as the Preston. The structure was made at two floors and a gable but in 1893 was changed from that into a three floor one. Horatio Knight had this block made and was the first commercial building in town.
Union Block – Shop Row
Union Block – Shop Row is better known as the Pomeroy Block after the person who built it. First built in 1868 and redone in 1874 after a fire. This is 75 to 81 Main Street.
Masonic Building – Shop Row
Masonic Building – Shop Row is from 1861. It is at 67 to 75 Main Street. Lyman Bartlett built this building. Thomas Pomeroy would buy it in 1865 and name it after himself Pomeroy Block. (Macris) Then it known as the Merrill Block and then the White Block.
From 1912 to 1979 it was the Masonic Building.
J H Bardwell had the post office here for a while.
Old First National Bank of Easthampton
Old First National Bank of Easthampton started in the town hall in 1864. (Macris) In 1871 this bank building was built as one of two structures directly over a cemetery that was moved. In 1952 the First National Bank of Easthampton moved across the street. Read about the old cemetery HERE.
This is the start of Shop Row and its Italianate style architecture.