Clark Houses

The Clark Houses, located in Natick, Massachusetts, are historic examples of Second Empire architecture, built in 1870 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. They are associated with Edward Clark, a prominent local entrepreneur and grocer, who built the Edward Clark House at 74 West Central Street. The adjacent Mary Clark Whitney House at 76 West Central Street was built for his cousin, Mary Clark Whitney, a notable figure in the community. Both houses showcase distinctive architectural features, including high mansard roofs and ornate detailing, making them significant landmarks for visitors interested in history and architecture.