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    A brief history of a beautiful old Gothic home located at the outskirts of Amherst town center. A developer wants to convert it into two dwelling units but maintain the historic look of the building.

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    A brief history of a beautiful old Gothic home located at the outskirts of Amherst town center. A developer wants to convert it into two dwelling units but maintain the historic look of the building.

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    32 North Prospect Street: Hist. Summary

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    A brief history of a beautiful old Gothic home located at the outskirts of Amherst town center. A developer wants to convert it into two dwelling units but maintain the historic look of the building.

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    orsani6 32 North Prospect Street Historical Summary ‘The unique Gothic Cottage house at 32 North Prospect Street i identified as having been built e, 1875 on the 1988 MHC Form B prepared by the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission, It is identified as having been built in 1871 om the Amherst’s Assessor's card ‘The latter is more accurate. ‘The house at 32 North Prospect Street does not appear on the 1860 Walling alas, but it does. appear on the 1973 Beers atlas showing J. L. Lovell as the owner and presumed occupant. ‘Tax records indicate thatthe house was begun in 1870 and finished in 1871. John L. Lovelt John Lyman Lovell was a local Amherst area photographer. He was prolific, technically ground-breaking, and very successful, andl many of his photographs of Toeal scenes and people are archived at Special Collections in the Jones Library. He was

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