National Register of Historic Places nomination, Dixmont Corner Church, Dixmont, Maine (Gregory K. Clancey, April 1983)

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National Register of Historic Places nomination, Dixmont Corner Church, Dixmont, Maine (Gregory K. Clancey, April 1983)
type
other
date
April 1983
repository
National Park Service, NPGallery
reference
NRHP 83000468
url
https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/GetAsset/NRHP/83000468_text
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original
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public

The nomination form for the church Rowland Tyler built at Dixmont Corner in 1834-35. It says: "Designed and constructed by Dixmont carpenter-builder Rowland Tyler, the church was among the earliest carpenter-gothic buildings in the Penobscot region, and an unusually sophisticated example for so remote a township." It adds: "The Bangor City Hall of 1812 is the only other work attributable to him," and calls the church "Tyler's only verifiably extant work."

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  2. title: "National Register of Historic Places nomination, Dixmont Corner Church, Dixmont, Maine (Gregory K. Clancey, April 1983)"
  3. type: other
  4. date: April 1983
  5. repository: National Park Service, NPGallery
  6. reference: NRHP 83000468
  7. url: "https://npgallery.nps.gov/NRHP/GetAsset/NRHP/83000468_text"
  8. seen: original
  9. access: public
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  12. The nomination form for the church Rowland Tyler built at Dixmont Corner in 1834-35. It says:
  13. "Designed and constructed by Dixmont carpenter-builder Rowland Tyler, the church was among the
  14. earliest carpenter-gothic buildings in the Penobscot region, and an unusually sophisticated example
  15. for so remote a township." It adds: "The Bangor City Hall of 1812 is the only other work
  16. attributable to him," and calls the church "Tyler's only verifiably extant work."
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