Famous Buildings in Medford, MA

Peter Tufts House

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Timeless, this historic all-brick house reflects 17th-century architecture and showcases a fascinating blend of Georgian and Colonial styles.

Park Street Railroad Station

Remarkable for its architectural charm, Park Street Railroad Station reflects our rich local history and serves the community in a meaningful way.

Old Medford Condo Associates

Opens at 9am

Distinctive structure where history meets modern living; former high school transformed into condos with community theater, rich architectural charm.

Jonathan Wade House

Historically significant, the Jonathan Wade House showcases 17th-century brick architecture and Georgian style, reflecting Medford's rich heritage.

Medford Brooks Estate (Mbelt)

Captivatingly preserved, the Brooks Estate showcases late 19th-century architecture and rich history as a former veteran's home.

Grace Episcopal Church

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Stunningly, the Brownstone Gothic Revival architecture and intricate pointed arch windows create a striking visual experience.

Isaac Hall House

Exceptional for its preserved Georgian architecture, the Isaac Hall House offers insight into colonial life with its distinctive slave quarters and outbuildings.

Unitarian Universalist Church of Medford & Somerville

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Elegant architecture defines the Unitarian Universalist Church, showcasing early 19th-century design with its beautiful pedimented portico.

ChargePoint

Architectural beauty defines ChargePoint; its Georgian Revival design and distinctive corner quoins embody the essence of civic pride since 1940.