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Property Details - 128 North St
Address: 128 North St
Inventory Num: 316
Location: East side 0.5 Mi north of Route 94
Year Built: 1767 - 1780
Builder:
Style: Colonial
Current Use: Family Residence
Importance:
May be the Wilcox from 1744 Hebron map? Early farmstead, later known as a Wells place; some of the old houses had front stairways, this had none suggesting it be put among the oldest houses; fireplace and brick oven in basement
(Annie (Hutchinson) Foote)
Notes:
This property was missing from the Barber inventory conducted for Hebron in the late 1970s. It was added when the town Assessor -Robert Musson- cross referenced his records with the HRI in 2007.
(LJ Bordick)
"This very unusual and gracious three-quarter house with large central chimney and large fireplaces has some very unique and interesting features. Two of the fireplaces in the house are corner ones, which are most unusual in Hebron. A huge fireplace is now being restored in the basement area as part of a future family room, and another large fireplace in the keeping room is used for old-time fireplace cooking and roasting. Fine terraces, flower gardens and plantings add to the beauty of the surroundings."
(from Hebron, Ct: Hebron Historical Society booklet prepared for America's Bicentennial)
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