Created By: New Bedford Preservation Society
Designed by architect, Samuel C. Hunt, this home was built in 1907 for J. Henry Herring in 1907. Herring was a representative of the R.G. Dun mercantile agency at the time. The architect, Samuel C. Hunt was trained as a carpenter as a youth but later attended architecture classes at M.I.T. during the time when he was employed as a construction engineer. The broad porch with thin Ionic detailing is not quite as elaborate as its neighbors, but the Palladian window on the north side gives the house formality.
This point of interest is part of the tour: New Bedford Pathways Tour #5: North Bedford Historic District Tour
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