Bynner
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Bynner Street is the smallest district in the neighborhood with several early 19th century farm houses.
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District Details
According to the 1984 Parker Hill/Mission Hill Study Report, this district was eligible for National Register and Architectural Conservation listings. Redevelopment of the lot at 33 Bynner Street in 2007 significantly altered the landscape with blasting of the Roxbury puddingstone outcropping and new construction.
This district was described as an "interesting pocket of modestly scaled, early 19th century Federal style single family residences." These are the oldest houses in the area between Centre Street and Huntington Avenue, dating to 1813.
Bynner Street inventory forms (378 K)
Highlights
33 Bynner Street
This is the oldest house still standing in Hyde Square.
Style: Federal
Date: 1813
47 Bynner Street
Style: Federal
Date: 1820
51 Bynner Street
Style: Federal
Date: 1820
Contributing resources
The following houses would be considered contributors to the district:
- 33 Bynner Street
- 47 Bynner Street
- 51 Bynner Street.
External links
- Boston Landmarks Commission, 1984 Parker Hill/Mission Hill Study Report
- Interactive map at the Boston Atlas
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