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LOST MEDFORD
lost adj. ruined or destroyed; no longer in existence; irretrievable
			Thatcher Magoun Mansion 111 High Street Housed the Medford Public Library, 1875-1959 Demolished and replaced with current Library building
			Medford Square Significantly altered
			Four-masted Schooner in Dry Dock c.1925
		Medford Square c.1860 Significantly altered
			Brooks School, c.1899 High Street, West Medford Significantly altered by fire damage Demolished in 2001 and replaced with current Brooks School building
			Combination Park Race Track, c.1896 South Medford Demolished
			Main Street Fire Station, corner of South Street, with Ladder Truck No. 1 Demolished
			River Scene Medford Square Looking toward Riverside Avenue from the mill pond dam, c.1910 Significantly altered
			West Medford Railroad Station, c.1885 Demolished
		Medford Savings Bank High Street, Medford Square Demolished
			The Fountain House Salem Street Demolished
			Police Headquarters Main Street Demolished and replaced with current Police Headquarters
			Trolley Car Barns, c.1910 Salem Street Demolished
			N. Simeone Vegetables, Fruit & Confectionery Storefront located on Washington Street opposite Park Street Station Demolished
			Looking east on Salem Street, c.1905 Medford Square Significantly altered
			Looking east on Salem Street, c.1910 Medford Square Significantly altered
			Looking west on High Street, c.1910 Old Medford City Hall with columns Medford Square Significantly altered
			Birthplace of Lydia Maria Child (1802-1880) 38 Salem Street Significantly altered
			Benjamin Hall House, c.1785 57 High Street This structure is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey. Demolished
			George Blanchard House, c.1657 18 Bradbury Avenue This structure is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey. Demolished
		Opera House and Odd Fellows Hall High Street, Medford Square Significantly altered
			Houses along the Mystic River, c.1850-1920 Medford Square Most demolished or significantly altered
		Summer House, Isaac Royall Estate, c.1737 15 George Street This structure is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey. Demolished
			Medford Inn and Fire Station Main Street Demolished
			J.W. Gorman Boulevard Summer Theatre Fellsway West at Fells Avenue Demolished
			Old Mill c.1906 Mystic River Demolished
			Carroll's Diner 89 Main Street Relocated to Philadelphia and renamed Domino Diner
			Carroll's Diner Interior 89 Main Street Relocated to Philadelphia and renamed Domino Diner
			Footbridge over the Middlesex Canal, c.1803-1846 Brooks Estate in West Medford This structure is documented in the Historic American Buildings Survey. Demolished
		Rams Head Hill Tower or Lawrence Observatory, Middlesex Fells Reservation, c.1899 Demolished
		Bear Hill Tower, Middlesex Fells Reservation Demolished