Adam Shutes, a Boston homeowner, recognized peculiarities in his home's structure and pursued historic landmark status. The Boston Landmark Commission has since advanced his application due to the unique history of the home, originally built as a single unit before being split in two in 1941. The findings stemmed from Shutes' research into old permits, culminating in the revelation of a significant architectural alteration and the connection to a neighboring property. This case highlights the importance of architectural history and preservation in Boston.
Adam Shutes pursued historic landmark status for his home after noticing its unusual structure; the Boston Landmark Commission has now moved his application forward.
Shutes discovered that his house had been split in two back in 1941, revealing a fascinating history tied to its architectural design.
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