Hickok Place

Researched By Todd Goff

16 Hickok Place

16 Hickok Place looking north in 2004

The 1890 Hopkins Map indentifies Mrs. A. Goddard with this building. [1] The 1890 Burlington City Directory lists a Mrs. Anna Goddard as living at this residence.[2]

28 Hickok Place

28 Hickok Place looking northeast in 2004

The 1890 Hopkins Map indentifies G.D. Sherwin with this building. [3]The 1888-1889 Burlington City Directory lists a G.D. Sherwin as an electrician working at 181 College Street and living at 16 Center Street.[4] The 1890 Directory lists him as living at 28 Hickok Place on the corner of Converse Court.[5]

32-34 Hickok Place

32-34 Hickok Place looking northeast in 2004

The 1890 Hopkins Map indicates no name with this building.[6] A historic site survey dates the building to 1889 and says that architect Z.T. Austin designed 32 Hickok Place for Dr. A.J. Willard. It was most likely a rental property for the middle income working class.[7]

NOTES:

1. G. M. Hopkins, C.E., Map of the City of Burlington Vermont From official Records, Private plans and
Actual Surveys (Philadelphia: Hopkins, 1890).

2. Burlington City Directory, 1890.

3. Hopkins.

4. Burlington City Directory, 1888-1889.

5. Burlington City Directory, 1890.

6. Hopkins.

7. Gloria Scott, Historic Sites and Structures Survey, 32 Hickok Place, Burlington, Vermont. Sep 10, 1978.

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