The Cape Vincent Multiple Resource Area contains a significant collection of intact architectural and historic resources representing the settlement and development of the town of Cape Vincent as an agrarian community and St Lawrence River port from 1815 - c 1930. The twenty-six individual properties and one historic district constitute a building inventory of the most intact and significant surviving examples of nineteenth-century residential, agricultural, religious, commercial and industrial building types in the town. The nominated properties include representative examples of the regional vernacular building tradition, most employing indigenous limestone as the primary building material; intact surviving farm complexes with original agricultural outbuildings and farmland; and distinctive regional examples of Georgian, French Colonial, Federal, Greek Revival, Gothic Revival, Italianate, Second Empire and Colonial Revival design. The architectural heritage of the town of Cape Vincent reflects its settlement by American pioneers and prominent French immigrants, the continuity and increasing refinement of vernacular masonry building traditions and the development of agriculture and mercantile prosperity. Cape Vincent has seen little, if any, twentieth-century growth. Its historic resources retain integrity of both architecture and setting, reflecting the nineteenth and early twentieth century development of this rural community. - NRHP, 16 August 1985
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| Otis Starkey House |
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| Joseph Docteur House |
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| Roxy Hotel |
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| James Buckley House |
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| Vincent LeRay House |
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| Aubertine Building |
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| Lewis House |
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| General Sacket House |
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| Claude Vautrin House |
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| Duvillard Mill |
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| Union Meeting House |
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| Cornelius Sacket House |
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| E K Burnham House |
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| Captain Louis Peugnet House |
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| Levi Anthony Building |
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| Xavier Chevalier House |
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| Glen Building |
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| Broadway Historic District |
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| Reuter Dyer House |
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| Warren Wilson House |
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| St Vincent of Paul Catholic Church |
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| Nicholas Cocaigne House |
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| George Reynolds House |
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| John Borland House |
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| Remy Dezengremel House |
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| Johnson House |
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| Rogers Brothers Farmstead |
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| Jean Philippe Galband du Fort House |
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| St John's Episcopal Church |
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