A Survey of Burlington Buildings Surviving
from 1853 to 1869
Section 3
South of Pearl, West of Church, North
of King, East of the Waterfront
Including the Area North of Battery Park Bordered by North and
Front Streets
by Kim Balserus
Bank Street
117
Bank Street
139
Bank Street
Battery Street
156-158 Battery Street
162
Battery Street
Cherry Street
70-72
Cherry Street
Church Street
57-75
Church Street
Front Street
18-20
Front Street
34-36
Front Street
42-44
Front Street
48
Front Street
64-66
Front Street
North Street
19-21 North Street
23
North Street
27-29 North Street
North Avenue
14-20 North Avenue
48
North Avenue
58
North Avenue
St. Paul Street
First Baptist Church
This is a short history of a section of Burlington, Vermont.
The UVM Historic Preservation students of the class of 2004 were
given the task of researching structures in Burlington to find
out which buildings constructed between 1853 and 1869 are still
standing today. This section of Burlington was the center of commerce
during this time. The waterfront was used for shipping and the
booming lumber business. Church Street and the surrounding area
housed many different shops and hotels. Many of the houses in
this section were rented or owned by laborers, many of whom worked
for the lumber companies. The following is a site map of the area:
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