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Listing on the National Register draws attention to the historical significance of the building, object, district or road. While being on the list affords protection against certain federal interference, it does not by itself prohibit alterations or demolitions. In Greenwich there are 21 properties listed including houses, a church, bridges, mills, municipal buildings, a lighthouse, railroad stations and a parkway. In addition to individual properties, there are six historic districts. and each contains many properties. These properties are deemed worthy of preservation because of "a quality of significance in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering and culture...in districts, sites, buildings, structures and objects that possess location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling and association...with events that contributed to broad patterns of our history, with lives of significant individuals, with distinctive styles of architecture, or with information important to history or prehistory."
Byram
Glenville
Greenwich
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French Farm, Lake Avenue
Built: 1906-1911
Listed: 1975
Putnam Cottage, 243 East Putnam Avenue
Built: c.1690
Listed: 1977
Putnam Hill Historic District, East Putnam Avenue, Maple Avenue
Built: c.1690-1909
Listed: 1979
National Register Nomination
Greenwich Main Post Office, Greenwich Avenue
Built: 1916
Listed: 1986
National Register Nomination
Old Town Hall, Greenwich Avenue
Built: 1905
Listed: 1987
National Register Nomination
Greenwich Municipal Center, Greenwich Avenue, Havemeyer Place, Field Point Road
Built: 1893-1938
Listed: 1988
National Register Nomination
Methodist Episcopal Church, 61 East Putnam Avenue
Built: 1868
Listed: 1988
National Register Nomination
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Greenwich Avenue Historic District, Bruce Park Avenue, Bruce Place, East Elm Street, East Putnam Avenue, Field Point Road, Greenwich Avenue, Grigg Street, Havemeyer Place, Layfayette Court, Lewis Street, Mason Street, Railroad Avenue, West Putnam Avenue
Built: 1878-1940
Listed: 1989
Great Captain Island Lighthouse, Great Captain Island
Built: 1868
Listed: 1991
National Register Nomination
YMCA of Greenwich, 50 East Putnam Avenue
Built: 1916
Listed: 1996
National Register Nomination
Rosemary Hall, 180 Lake Avenue
Built: 1901-1928
Listed: 1998
National Register Nomination
Fourth Ward Historic District, Sherwood Place, Church Street, William Street, Northfield Street, Division Street, Putnam Court
Built: 1840-1925
Listed: 2000
National Register of Historic Nomination
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Backcountry Greenwich
Cos Cob
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Mianus River Railroad Bridge, Cos Cob-Riverside
Built: 1904
Listed: 1987
National Register Nomination
Bush-Holley House, 39 Strickland Road
Built: c. 1730
Listed: 1988Bush-Holley House is the only National Historic Landmark in Greenwich, designated for both its important Colonial history and the American Impressionist art colony that flourished there.
National Register Nomination
Cos Cob Railroad Station, Cos Cob
Built: c. 1890
Listed: 1989
National Register Nomination
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Strickland Road Historic District, Strickland Road, Cos Cob
Built: c. 1730-1938
Listed: 1990
National Register Nomination
Cos Cob Power Station, Sound Shore Drive, Cos Cob
Built: 1907
Listed: 1990
Demolished: 2000
National Register Nomination
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Riverside
Old Greenwich
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