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Poet Robert Frost's onetime home illegally converted into apartments, Lawrence officials say

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The building is now owned by Anchor Baptist Church of Woburn.

FKCT ARMS 3 CAVANAUGH.JPGThis photo, 'Robert Frost in the Garden' by Masha Arms, of Greenfield is from the collection at the Memorial Hall Museum and Library in Deerfield.

LAWRENCE – The owners of a building in Lawrence where poet Robert Frost once lived are in trouble for converting it into what the city says are illegal apartments.

City Inspector Gregory Arvanitis says the building at 173-175 Haverhill St. has four apartments, but no building, plumbing, electrical or gas permits on record. He also says there are not enough exits.

The former Frost homestead is now owned by Anchor Baptist Church of Woburn. Lawrence Building Commissioner Peter Blanchette told The Eagle-Tribune of Lawrence that the church has found alternate living arrangements for the building’s three residents.

The city has ordered that all wall partitions, plumbing, gas and electrical fixtures that were installed illegally be removed immediately.

The property manager did not respond to messages seeking comment.


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