[MassHistPres] Church Carriage Sheds

[Judy Markland]

Whately's church out in the Conn River Valley has one section of its 
original carriage shed remaining.  What information do you need?

Judy Markland
Whately Historical Commission


On 1/17/2017 11:54 AM, Gretchen Schuler wrote:
>
> Wayland First Parish retains its 1815 carriage sheds which of course 
> were built by the town at that time as was the Meetinghouse (now First 
> Parish).  CPA funds were used to restore sheds including a new wood 
> shingled roof.  It looks wonderful and is a huge asset to our town 
> center and Local Historic District.  We have been under the impression 
> that there are only a few early 19^th century meetinghouses that 
> retain the carriage sheds – one in Sudbury and one in Lancaster that I 
> know of and of course the Wayland example – the town was known as East 
> Sudbury from its incorporation in 1780 until name change to Wayland in 
> 1835.  What type of information do you need?
>
> Gretchen Schuler
>
> Chair, Wayland Historic District Commission
>
> *From:*masshistpres-bounces at cs.umb.edu 
> [mailto:masshistpres-bounces at cs.umb.edu] *On Behalf Of *Gini Havey
> *Sent:* Tuesday, January 17, 2017 11:26 AM
> *To:* masshistpres at cs.umb.edu
> *Subject:* [MassHistPres] Church Carriage Sheds
>
> I would like historical information for the Congregational church on 
> any carriage sheds.  This church is going for restoration grants and 
> need this information.
>
> Gini Havey,V. ch
> Boxford Historic Districts/Historical Commission
>
>
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