Honesdale, PA I (11/25/2024)

Monday, November 25, 2024

Walking Tour of Honesdale, PA Part I:

Starting with the North Main Street Tour of the residential section:

1406 North Main Street (1869, in Second Empire style)
is now the Wayne County Public Library

1403 North Main Street (c1890, in Queen Anne
Half-timbered style)

1416 North Main Street (1872, in center-gable
Italianate style, with 1910 Colonial Revival porch)

1422 North Main Street (1888, in Queen Anne style)

1500 North Main Street (1922, in Colonial Revival style)

1510 North Main Street (1890-1891, in
Queen Anne Spindlework style)

1604 North Main Street (1891, in
Queen Anne Spindlework style)

1608 North Main Street (1896, in
Queen Anne Spindlework style)

1704 West Street (c 1912, in Queen Anne Shingle style
with Colonial revival porch)

1719 North Main Street (c 1885, in
Colonial Revival style)

1701 North Main Street (1912, in Queen Anne Shingle style)

1521 North Main Street (1869,
in Victorian style)

1515 North Main Street (c 1880, in Italianate style)

1511 North Main Street (1896, in center-gable
Italianate style?)

1503 North Main Street (c 1858, in Federal style
with an Italianate porch)

1423 North Main Street (1869, in Victorian style)

1423 East Street (1903-1912, in Queen Anne
Half-timbered style)

201 Park Street (1920s, in Bungalow style
with a Craftsman porch)

207 Park Street (c 1876, in Queen Anne
and Italianate styles)

207 Park Street has a garage-barn on High Street

211 Park Street (c 1867, in Italianate style)

The Lackawaxen River, north of which
lies the residential district 

1238 North Main Street (c 1873, in Italianate style
with Gothic Revival gable decoration)

1239 North Main Street (1860s, in center-gable
Italianate style)

1310 North Main Street (1850s, in Italianate and Stick styles)

1318 North Main Street (1871, in Queen Anne style
with a c 1884 Second Empire "turret")

Next: Honesdale, PA II.