Church Street Historic District
A well‑preserved cluster of Queen Anne and Italianate residences from the mid‑19th to early‑20th century, including the Maynard Spaulding House (c.1850), reflecting Wilmington’s high‑style domestic architecture evolution.
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Wilmington Centre Village Historic District
Town’s civic core since the 1730s featuring Greek Revival meeting house, Federal‑style homes, and a 19th‑century town common—anchored by early American planning and vernacular architecture.
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Ephraim Buck House
A First Period farmhouse circa 1704 with Beverly‑jog additions and later Federal-style updates, representing early colonial domestic building evolution.
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Boutell–Hathorn House
Georgian timber‑frame farmhouse built in 1754, with mid‑19th-century Italianate barn and rare slaughterhouse ruins—illustrative of rural agricultural architecture.
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Harnden Tavern (Town Museum)
Georgian‑style tavern built c.1770 by Col. Joshua Harnden, later serving as an inn and reputed Underground Railroad stop. Now houses Wilmington Town Museum, showcasing civic and architectural continuity.
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West Schoolhouse
Circa 1875 one‑room Greek Revival schoolhouse, excellently preserved as a symbol of 19th‑century civic and educational architecture.
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High Street Historic District
Area of 17 fine residences in Greek Revival, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival and Craftsman styles from the late-19th to early-20th century—a showcase of architectural trends.
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Gowing–Sheldon Historic District
Two former rural properties (c.1809 and 1893) in Federal and Queen Anne styles, showing Wilmington’s transition from farmland to suburban neighborhood.
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Pound Keeper’s Cottage
Small 1840s stone or wood structure historically used to hold stray livestock—representing early municipal infrastructure and rural care.
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Old Burial Ground
18th‑century cemetery adjacent to the town common, containing early settler graves and stone‑wall boundaries—important for civic landscape and memorial architecture.
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Middlesex Canal remnants
Traces of early 19th‑century canal infrastructure—lock walls and towpaths—illustrating early engineering and transport systems preceding railroads.
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Silver Lake
Historic recreation and ice‑harvesting lake with early bathhouses and lakeside access used since the 19th century—important civic leisure architecture.
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Town Museum Carriage House (1893)
Late Victorian carriage house behind Harnden Tavern, preserved to reflect turn‑of‑century outbuilding architecture and community exhibit space.
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Town Common & Meeting House Site
Civic focal point since 1733 with traditional New England planning—the common, meetinghouse, and adjacent open space continue early municipal design.
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Bicknell Town Forest
271‑acre nature reserve with historic wood roads and early settler stone walls—reflecting conservation‑era land stewardship features.
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Bond Cracker Factory site
Historic industrial site of 19th‑century cracker factory (burned 1864), early representative of local manufacturing and worker housing nearby.
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Franklin Perry Tannery grounds
Site of longtime tannery from early 19th century, with remnant foundations and water access architecture on Shawsheen River.
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Old Centre Schoolhouse (~1840)
Possible precursor to the West Schoolhouse, this structure reflects mid‑19th-century rural school architecture and Greene Revival form.
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Poundkeeper’s Cottage Ruins
Stone foundation remnants of early animal control cottage, significant for municipal infrastructure and public welfare history.
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