O. W. Gardner House

Massachusetts, United States

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The O. W. Gardner House, built around 1840 in Winchester, Massachusetts, is a 1½-story wood-frame dwelling that exemplifies the Gothic Revival style. Constructed by Oliver W. Gardner as part of a now-vanished pair of houses, it remains one of Winchester's finest examples of the period. The residence features hallmark Gothic details: elaborate scroll-sawn vergeboard adorning its steeply pitched gables, with matching ornamental work scaled to its gable-roofed entrance portico. Windows are topped with label mouldings and some with characteristic pointed arches, while elaborately grooved pilasters emphasize the corner boards. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.