Boston & Providence Railroad, Stoughton Station, 53 Wyman Street, Stoughton, Norfolk County, MA. Surveyed as HAER MASS,11-STOU,3-, with 1 photograph and a 130-word written history.
“The train station at Stoughton is one of the last remaining towered stations built in Massachusetts by the railroads during the late and early century.”
Written record, HAER MASS,11-STOU,3- survey. Machine-read text.
surveyed by the federal HAER program as HAER MASS,11-STOU,3- · the record runs 130 words · one of 94 surveyed structures published for this county.
1 photograph from the federal survey record, Library of Congress.
Source document Quoted word for word from HAER MASS,11-STOU,3-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.
The train station at Stoughton is one of the last remaining towered stations built in Massachusetts by the railroads during the late and early century. It is also the first and probably the most significant public structure designed by Charles Brigham. Transmitted: ,Dan Clement, with historical information written by Bill Lebovich.
| Stoughton, Massachusetts | The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town. |
| Norfolk County, Massachusetts | 278 topographic sheets across the county. |
| Library of Congress record | The original filed report, and the sheets the survey produced. Those published here appear above. |
The federal surveyors worked through Stoughton building by building. These are the other structures they measured and filed a report on, longest report first.
| Sheet | Structure | Survey | Report |
|---|---|---|---|
 | New Haven Railroad Station | HABS MASS,11-STOU,5- | 274 words |
 | Stoughton Water Works | HAER MASS,11-STOU,4- | 159 words |
 | Samuel Atherton House | HABS MASS,11-STOU,2- | 44 words |
 | Washington Hotel | HABS MASS,11-STOU,1- | 36 words |
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