"Norton Homes Photo Album"

circa 1900 - Norton / Fenton House on Pleasant Street

E.T. Griswold Postcard of Judge Luman Norton's Home 1838

     Paula Saggerman is an architectural historian preparing a National Register of Historic Places, nomination for the Julius Norton House on Pleasant St., which is also known as the Abbott House, and Thomas House.

Photo by Paula Saggerman

Judge Luman Norton home, 1907.

Frederick Dunham Burt photographer

Bennington Museum Collection

John Norton Home on Monument Avenue Extension, 1914.

Burton Gates Photographer 

Bennington Museum Collection

Norton house in center background.

Wills Thomas White photographer

Bennington Museum Collection

Jane Griswold Radocchia "The Norton-Fenton house is the double brick house."

"The near one is the Thatcher House."

C.W. Thatcher home at 212 Pleasant Street

Colorization by Tim Wager
Photo's courtesy of Tim Wager post
Bennington History After Dirt Was Invented
Lyrics courtesy of Joni Mitchell
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Don't it always seem to go 
That you don't know what you've got til its gone 
They paved paradise 
And put up a parking lot
     Photo of the construction of C. W. Thatcher home on the corner of Pleasant and Park Street taken in 1895. Thatcher was Edward Norton's partner in The Edward Norton & Co. Pottery.