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Hamilton St. Plantation St. Worcester
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Recent Hamilton St. Plantation St. Worcester Kitchen Remodel
Recently Worcester Handyman Pro was hired by a property owner in the Hamilton St. Plantation St. Worcester neighborhood to remodel an apartment kitchen in a triple-decker. As Worcester magazine’s Stephanie Jarvis Campbell noted Worcester’s triple-deckers are the ‘backbone’ of the city’s housing. We have done many kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects in the Hamilton St. Plantation St. Worcester neighborhood as well as a variety of handyman work on triple-deckers throughout Worcester. We are proud to do our small part in the preservation of this cherished architectural form.
The Hamilton St. Plantation St. neighborhood in Worcester, MA is located only a few miles from the town center. The area is an eclectic mix of residential and commercial buildings that form a tight-knit community. The combination of the two gives this neighborhood its uniqueness. The Hamilton St. area is populated with many residential homes, some dating back to the 1800s and new construction today.
There are also many small businesses occupying storefronts on Hamilton St. such as coffee shops, clothing stores, restaurants, and convenience shops. Plantation St. has more industrial buildings such as a transformer station, an ice cream plant and warehouses, and some apartments above these industrial spaces. There are many reasons to live in this pleasant Worcester neighborhood including being close to downtown Worcester with all its amenities but not too close so you will have all that city life without having to deal with traffic or the noise that sometimes follows it around!
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A variety of triple-deckers can be found throughout the Hamilton St. Plantation St. Worcester area. These three-story houses with their many windows on each floor are architectural marvels that were once inhabited by workers. They have been built since the late 1800s and represent a typical row house layout.
The Hamilton St. and Plantation St. neighborhood Worcester MA is a beautiful place that is full of many different three-decker properties. They are all uniquely designed and have impressive architecture. There are large front yards on the property where children can play or even pets can roam around. The backyards have plenty of space for them to explore in their free time. The houses are very close together, giving it an authentic feel of a tight-knit community where families know each other well and neighbors look out for one another. In general, these three-deckers are great places to live with so much character!
The history of Worcester is rich and complex. Its many cultures have contributed to the city’s diversity and shaped its development. One way that this has happened is through the conversion of triple-deckers into homes for immigrants, refugees, and other low-income residents. Worcester was an attractive location for immigrants because it had a history of immigration that dated back to the 1800s when Irish immigrants came to work in high-demand industries like manufacturing or railroads.
When immigrant populations began increasing in New England after World War I, Worcester became a “second wave” destination as more rural towns could not offer jobs that were close enough but still offered social services like schools or transportation. Immigrants coming from places such as Greece, Poland, Italy, and Ireland felt at home in Worcester because they could speak their native language with others who shared their country’s culture.
Worcester had a large Polish population at the turn of the 20th century which made up around 16% of its population by 1910 (2nd only to Boston). The many Polish businesses on Union Street attracted more people to settle there which quickly led to overcrowding in some neighborhoods such as Hamilton St. and Plantation St. Worcester where triple-deckers were converted into multiple apartments during this time period.
