The Franklin Block in Brockton, MA is a historic commercial building constructed in 1888, showcasing Romanesque Revival architecture. This three-story brick structure played a significant role in the economic recovery of the Campello neighborhood following a devastating fire in 1853, serving as retail space, offices, and a meeting hall for various organizations.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1989, the Franklin Block stands as one of the two surviving 19th-century buildings in the area, reflecting Brockton's development as a prominent shoemaking hub in the 19th century. With its distinctive design and rich history, the Franklin Block remains a notable landmark in the city's architectural heritage.
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