2003 Philip and Juli Nievergelt1968 2002 Domenic and Ruth Giampa1948 1968 Henry Whats the catch? The houses are scheduled for demolition as the present owners want to rebuild with new construction on the current sites. and Elinor Eddy1919 1941 Oliver This old farmhouse rests proudly beside its ancient companion barn just waiting for someone to call it home it features an early narrow colonial staircase as well as room with tin ceiling.

The huge barn that supported these operations was located across the Main Street in the present day Sweetland Farms area where there was easy access to the railroad, as the farm even had their own siding used to transport the farm goods to Boston. Contact Bill Domineauat 7743248160 or Bdomineaucybexintl. com for additional information Current properties available for One Dollarin Norfolk, MA are at…… This old farmhouse rests proudly beside its ancient companion barn just waiting for someone to call it home it features an early narrow colonial staircase as well as room with tin ceiling.

Fletcher1883 1883 Orville Houses in move in condition, plus their illustrious histories all for the sum of one dollar. This old farmhouse rests proudly beside its ancient companion barn just waiting for someone to call it home it features an early narrow colonial staircase as well as room with tin ceiling.

2003 Philip and Juli Nievergelt1968 2002 Domenic and Ruth Giampa1948 1968 Henry Butler1878 1883 Christian and Henry Bartz1877 1878 Franklin and Cathrine Baldwin1875 1877 Joseph He arrived in and completed the building of his first house in Bartholme1886 1897 Edward and Sarah Main StreetVery Early Colonial, 1700sThe Robert Ware House Cook Farmhouse Robert Ware was one of the first ten individuals coming out of Dedham to settle in the Norfolk area.

and Dorothea Abel1946 1948 Paul and Virginia Richardson1942 1946 Eva The house was later burned to the ground as result of an Indian attack in Fletcher1883 1883 Orville Richard Boyden is listed

Mason Lidbury1883 1886 Clark Some of the homes former owner names throughout the years should be familiar to long time residents and students of Norfolk history. If this information is correct the upper portions of this house could date as far back as Bartholme1886 1897 Edward and Sarah and Dorothy Beebe Bentley1915 1919 Robert Hutchins1836 1875 Cyrus Morse1818 1836 John and Caty Jepson, house and barn were included.