Hyde Mansion, Colonial Revival house in Bath, United States.
Hyde Mansion is a residence at 616 High Street featuring Colonial Revival design with brick walls, wood and stone details, substantial chimneys, and a covered entry porch. The two-story structure displays the careful proportions and solid craftsmanship typical of early 20th-century residential architecture in this style.
Architect John Calvin Stevens designed this residence in 1913 for John Sedgwick Hyde, whose father founded Bath Iron Works. The mansion reflects the prosperity that shipbuilding and industrial manufacturing brought to the town.
The mansion now serves as the main building of The Hyde Schools, blending educational work with the preservation of its architectural character. Students and staff move through spaces originally designed for a wealthy industrial family, keeping the house active and purposeful.
The property functions as the main building of The Hyde Schools and access may be limited since it serves as an active educational facility. Visitors should check beforehand about opportunities to view the exterior or arrange any available tours.
The grounds feature Italian-style gardens designed by landscape architect Carl Rust Parker, complete with an amusement room and tea house as separate spaces. These additions show how the owners created distinct environments for different types of leisure and socializing.
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