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Bay Village


  • Type: Neighborhood

The character and charm of Bay Village owe much to Ephraim Marsh, its foremost developer. Marsh owned much of the area and laid out the streets in the 1820s. He also built some of the area's finest houses, particularly on Fayette Street where he lived (at No 1) [Demolished]. His houses resembled those at 33-39 Fayette Street: three-story, simple brick row structures. Ephraim Marsh was also contractor-builder on Broad Street and on Beacon Hill. In all, over 300 buildings in post-Revolutionary Boston are attributed to him. - Local Historic Marker


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PLACES

Name of Notable Genus AsNotedIn Address Proximity
Name Genus AsNotedIn Address Proximity
Armory of the First Corps of Cadets
  • Sight
  • NRHP
97 - 105 Arlington St and 130 Columbus Ave
Youth's Companion Building
  • Sight
  • NRHP
209 Columbus Ave
House at 1 Bay Street
  • Sight
  • NRHP
1 Bay St
Paine Furniture Building
  • Sight
  • NRHP
75 - 81 Arlington St Stuart St
Historic Bay Village
  • Sight
Fayette St Fayette St, Stuart St and Isabella St
Mike and Patty's
  • Eats
12 Church St Fayette St

Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1809/01/19 Edgar Allan Poe Born Edgar Poe is born at 62 Charles St S (previously 62 Carver St). The boarding house was demolished in 1959, it is now a parking lot. Edgar Allen Poe's Birthday
1846/03/00 Sophia Peabody Hawthorne Life A pregnant Sophia Hawthorne moves to 77 Carver St in Boston to be near her family and her doctor. Although there is a street sign, Carver Street no longer remains.
1942/11/28 Cocoanut Grove club, a former speakeasy that opened in 1927 at 17 Piedmont St, burns down killing 492 of the 1000 occupants. The disaster led to stricter fire codes across the country.

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Particulars for Bay Village:
Locale Type Neighborhood




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