The Boardman

The Boardman incorporates traditional architectural elements with symmetrical design patterns and classical proportions throughout its entire structural composition.

Edwin Thayer Barlow designed this building during a period when Colonial Revival architecture gained recognition across the northeastern United States.

The structure represents the architectural preferences of Massachusetts communities in the early twentieth century through its balanced proportions and classic forms.

The building maintains its place on the National Register of Historic Places, ensuring protection and preservation under federal guidelines and regulations.

Located at coordinates 42.692222 latitude and -73.105556 longitude, The Boardman demonstrates the influence of colonial design principles in Massachusetts architecture.

Location: Massachusetts

Architects: Edwin Thayer Barlow

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.69222,-73.10556

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32