Name/Title
Cherryfield Historic DistrictDescription
The Cherryfield Historic District is a discontiguous area of approximately 75 acres lying on both sides of the Narraguagus River. It is bisected by the east-west path of U. S. Route 1 and framed by the north-south secondary roads 182 and 193 (Main Street). Although it is comprised principally of residential buildings, the district does embrace the historic commercial district. There are 52 contributing and 10 non-contributing resources indicated, respectively, by capital letters C and NC in the following inventory list.Web Links and URLs
Cherryfield Historic District National Register Nomination Form, 1. General Alexander Campbell House, 2. (Second) Samuel N. Campbell House, 3. Charles Campbell House, 4. Charles P. Nickels House, 5. (First) Samuel N. Campbell House, 6. Nash-Wakefield House, 7. Freeman-Wakefield House, 8. Blueberry Ford Garage, 9. House, c. 1920, 10. Frank Campbell House, 11. House, c. 1840, 12. U. N. Small Store, 13. Convenience Store, 14. Store, c. 1937, 15. Store, c. 1860, 16. Peter Smith Store, 17. Freeman-Nash House, 18. Arthur R. Willey House, 19. O. Ward House, 20. Uriah N. Small House, 21. Shed, c. 1950, 22. Amaziah Ricker House, 23. Ricker House, 24. House, c. 1840, 1980, 25. House, After 1881, 26. Frank Shoppe House, 27. House, c. 1988, 28. House and Mobile Home, c. 1950, 1980, 29. Gardiner Grant House, 30. J. Strout House, 31. M. Coffin House, 32. Godfrey-Patten House, 33. James Campbell House, 34. Nugent-Smith House, 35. J. L. Campbell House, 36. Frederick S. Nickels House, 37. Albert G. Campbell House, 38. Frank W. Patten Store, 39. Arthur L. Stewart House, 40. J. W. Coffin House, 41. Sturgis Family House, 42. House, c. 1860, 43. House, c. 1850, 44. House, c. 1881-84, 45. David W. Campbell House, 46. Silsby Block, 47. A. Campbell and Company Store, 48. J. O. Nickels Store, 49. Nash Building, 50. J. W. Coffin and Company Store, 51. House, c. 1840, 52. J. C. Adams House, 53. Burnham Family House, 54. First Congregational church, 55. House, c. 1940, 56. J. C. Smith House, 57. Frank C. Nash House, 58. William M. Nash House, 59. Wingate-Campbell House, 60. Ambrose C. Ricker House, 61. Charles A. Allen House, 62. (Former) Cherryfield Railroad Station