Massachusetts

Stone Row Houses

Stone row houses line the Merrimack in perfect succession. The houses, originally built in the 1800s, are still in use. The homes look out of place, surrounded by the large brick mills that started the industrial revolution.

By Yankee Magazine|Jun 11 2009| Print icon

Close-up view of historic stone buildings with grid-patterned windows and slate roofs under a clear blue sky.

Credit: Stacy Hetrick

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