Newton ’s Local Landmarks

 Established in 1993 under City Ordinance T-288, Sections 22-90 through 22-103, Newton’s Local Landmark Ordinance authorizes the Newton Historical Commission to designate individual properties as Newton Landmark Preservation Sites. The purpose of the ordinance is to recognize and protect buildings, structures, landscapes, and places which are architecturally and/or historically significant resources within the City. There are currently sixteen landmarks in the City of Newton. All of these properties have landmark reports on file with the Newton Planning Department.

 

473 Auburn Street, Auburndale - Whittemore Tavern

64 Hancock Street, Auburndale - United Parish of Auburndale

236-242 Islington Road, Auburndale - Islington Estate Staff Quarters

286 Waverly Avenue, Chestnut Hill - Durand-Kenrick House

17-19 Channing Street, Newton Corner - Thayer House

29-31 Elmwood Street, Newton Corner - William J. Jacques House

65-71 Walnut Park, Newton Corner - John Potter House

2276 Washington Street, Newton Lower Falls - Ware Paper Mill

320 Nevada Street, Nonantum - Silver Lake Cordage Company

12 Drumlin Road, Oak Hill - TAC #1, Kaplan House

29 Greenwood Street, Oak Hill - Gershom Hyde House and Barn

450 Winchester Street, Oak Hill - Floyd House

1734 Beacon Street, Waban - Frederick A. Collins House

50 Fairlee Road, Waban - John Woodward House

401 Woodward Street, Waban - Eleazer Hyde House

424-432 Cherry Street, West Newton - Samuel Warren Tavern

35 Webster Street, West Newton - Nathaniel Topliff Allen House

1515-1529 Washington Street - St. Bernard's Church and Rectory

 

Local Landmark Review application