63 Commercial Street

This 4,000-square-foot house, especially prominent with its turreted corner bay, is home to an equally prominent entrepreneurial couple: William P. Continue reading →

65 Commercial Street

As late as 1957, this property included not only the main house on Commercial Street but a freestanding garage in Continue reading →

65A Commercial Street

Bow House. The cottage behind 65 Commercial Street appears to have been a separate property since the late 19th century, Continue reading →

66 Commercial Street

There has been a great place of respite in the perennially churning West End: the Atwood home at 66 Commercial, Continue reading →

66 Commercial Street

With its arresting, irregular grid of mullions, the sun porch on the rear cottage at No. 66 looks as if Continue reading →

70A Commercial Street

There’s no plaque to say so, but this was the birthplace of Captain Jack — Jackson R. “J. R.” Williams Continue reading →

72B Commercial Street

Main house. From 1995 to 2018, the old Nickerson compound on either side of Ericsson Avenue was under the common Continue reading →

72 Commercial Street

This 2½-story house was built in 1947, according to town records, making it about 200 years younger than the Oldest Continue reading →