The parsonage (minister’s residence) for the North Stonington Congregational Church, located at 91 Main Street, was built c. 1851-1853. Ministers regularly resided in the Parsonage until 1983, when the church, for the first time, permitted the then minister to purchase his own home (see “Parsonage; A Home of His Own Doesn’t Mean Abandoning His Flock,” The Day, October 17, 1983).
Nearby are some other nineteenth century houses. At 90 Main Street is a Victorian cottage built in 1841 for William Denison, a sawyer:
At 100 Main Street is another mid-nineteenth-century house with an early twentieth century porch and a barn/carriage house:
Further away is 64 Main Street is the S. B. Wheeler House, a vernacular Greek Revival:
The c. 1900 Queen Anne House at 66 Main Street has been much altered over the years (and even moved to a new location on the same lot):
