Collection	Old Houses etc. School Research Project
Date	circa 1755
Abstract	Marblehead Jr. High Archives Historical Building Survey The house on 206 Washington Street (known as the Cloon House) is a mixture of Colonial and Georgian style architecture. It has had many different uses throughout the years. Originally a one-family dwelling, Anis Cloon, the mother of William Cloon, used to have a store in the front of the house and sold candy and pastry. At one time the house was divided into apartments. The house is named after William Cloon who lived in the house from 1891-1896. He was a very prominent figure in Marblehead. In 1840 he became engaged in the hardware business. He worked in a small one-story building which stood at the corner of State and Washington Streets. See Written House History on page 25.
Home Location	Pink Room (4th floor north end of building)
Object ID	2006-075-00545
Object Name	House
Search Terms	Marblehead Buildings
Title	206 Washington Street - The Cloon House

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Last modified on: February 22, 2013