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7 Beacon Street - John LeFavour House

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Record 2661/3390
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Catalog date 03/27/2007
Category 1: Structures
Classification Houses
Collection Old Houses etc. School Research Project
Date circa 1730
Abstract Marblehead Junior High Archives Historical Building Survey

Historical Importance: Next to 7 Beacon Street was the Roads House which was torn down in 1967 for a parking lot. Half of the Swett House was also torn down. The Hooper, Stanley, Smith House #32 is over 200 years old. The Wood's House is the second house built on that lot. It is a reproduction that was built in 1950. The Moll Pitcher House #42 was built in 1650. Seven Beacon Street is a good example of a Colonial-Saltbox, which is next to the Little Harbor and Barnegats Seafood.
Problems in researching this house: John LeFavour and John LeFavour Jr. once owned land and houses including 7 Beacon St. It is hard to tell which LeFavour owned the house in Dec, 1853. In the deeds it doesn't state which LeFavour (Jr. or Sr.) owned the house.
Home Location Pink Room (4th floor north end of building)
Object ID 2006-075-00378
Object Name House
People John LeFavour Sr.
John LeFavour Jr.
Search Terms Marblehead Buildings
Sub-category Building
Subjects Houses
Historic buildings
Title 7 Beacon Street - John LeFavour House
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Last modified on: January 05, 2009