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English: The Gauthier Block, a
neoclassical building designed by
Holyoke architect
Oscar Beauchemin, now known as Wayfinders Dwight/Clinton for the nonprofit housing service which current manages the property. Built in 1910, it displays many features typical of its architect's work, including
belt courses at the top and ground floors, and inset faux
bay windows. |
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