Holy Name Rectory (Church of the Holy Name of Jesus)
Black and white photograph of a brick building with several chimneys and bay windows. As described by the MA Historical Commission: "The presbytery, also constructed 1857-1859, is located on the east of the Church on South Street. It is a 3 story brick structure set on a sandstone foundation. Originally hip-roofed, in 1871 the roof was raised and a story added mansard style. The building is rich with wood detailing, eaves are bracketed and punctuated with dentils. Dormer windows are topped with decorative, pointed pediments. The front facade features two double-story bays and an elaborate porticoed entrance added in 1871. There is an etched glass fan window over the door."