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Map 3 · 11 stops

North Road

A concentrated walk through eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and early twentieth-century houses on North Road.

Original Windham Preservation Inc. map for North Road
Original WPI mapUse this illustrated map as the route reference, especially when service is weak.

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Original WPI order

Stops on this tour

11 stops
23

Justin Swift House

9 North Road · c. 1820

A brick Federal house with granite lintels and sills, a transomed entry, and a later Italianate porch.

24

Col. Jedediah Elderkin House

11 North Road · c. 1705 onward

An early five-bay house expanded repeatedly over the centuries. Revolutionary-era leader Jedediah Elderkin lived here.

25

Col. Eliphalet Dyer House

17 North Road · c. 1730

A rare surviving gambrel house associated with Eliphalet Dyer, a major colonial and Revolutionary-era political figure.

26

E. C. Wyllys House

23 North Road · c. 1835

A Greek Revival house with a prominent front gable, fluted entrance pilasters, and a later north wing and porch.

27

Elisha White House

31 North Road · c. 1750

A gambrel-roofed, center-chimney house later enhanced with a semicircular porch and paired Doric columns.

28

The Harvey Store

71 North Road · c. 1930

Originally Harvey’s Grocery Store; later converted to a home while retaining the low-scale storefront-era form.

29

Thomas Dyer House

62 North Road · c. 1774

Built after an earlier house burned, then remodeled toward Greek Revival taste in the nineteenth century.

30

Syphers House

52 North Road · c. 1930

A modest one-story house known locally as the “Daffodil House” for the large spring planting behind it.

31

Isaac Clark House

28 North Road · c. 1780

A hipped-roof house traditionally attributed to builder Isaac Clark, with a Doric-supported side porch and rear ell.

32

Josephine Bingham House

22 North Road · c. 1860

An Italianate residence with bracketed window hoods, paired chimneys, and a hipped entrance porch.

33

C. A. Woodworth House

10 North Road · c. 1830

A Greek Revival residence that also served as the village pharmacy, with Doric porch columns and a central chimney.

Sources & further reading

Where this history comes from

Stop-specific descriptions are adapted from Windham Preservation Inc.’s published tour materials. Supplemental links add context where a reliable external source is available.

Before you walk

Respect the neighborhood.

Many tour stops are private homes. Stay on public roads and sidewalks, do not enter yards or driveways, and keep an eye on traffic while using your phone.

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