Table of House and Lot Numbers

This table, arranged by address, shows the number of each lot on each of the three map sources referred to in this website. The buttons at the head of the columns take you to the corresponding maps and plans. Some notes below the table explain a few oddities in the contents.

Address		Subdivision VI Plan, 1966	Town Property Map/Lot, 2005	Registered Land Plan 27502B, 1966
6	Mason	74 (part, approx.)	8/155
7	Mason	73	8/153
8	Mason	74 (part, approx.)	8/156
9	Mason	72	8/154
11	Mason	71	14/139	3
15	Mason	70	14/140	2
17	Mason	part of 69	14/145	part of 1
18	Mason	85	14/138	8
19	Mason	part of 69	14/144	part of 1
20	Mason	86	14/137	9
21	Mason	part of 69	14/143A	part of 1
22	Mason	87	14/136	10
23	Mason	part of 69	14/149	part of 1
24	Mason	88	14/135	11
25	Mason	part of 69	14/148	part of 1
26	Mason	89	14/134B	12
27	Mason	part of 69	14/147	part of 1
28	Mason	90	14/133B	13
29	Mason	part of 69	14/146	part of 1
1	White Pine	84	14/129	7
2	White Pine	75 (part, approx.)	8/157	15
3	White Pine	83	14/130	6
4	White Pine	76 (part, approx.)	8/158	14
5	White Pine	82	14/131	5
6	White Pine	77 (part, approx.)	8/159
7	White Pine	81	14/132A	4 (part only)
8	White Pine	78	8/160
9	White Pine	80	8/162A
10	White Pine	79	8/161
11	White Pine	part of 91	8/163C
12	White Pine	part of 91	8/164
13	White Pine	part of 91	8/163B
14	White Pine	part of 91	8/165

Notes

Subdivision Plan: As mentioned elsewhere, the plan precedes the subdivision of lot 69 into the house lots now occupied by 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29 Mason Street and lot 91 into the house lots now occupied by 11–14 White Pine Lane. Another way it is out of date involves 6 and 8 Mason Street and 2, 4, and 6 White Pine Lane: these five lots were created in a space that on the plan holds only four lots, numbered 74 through 77. So the correspondence between any of the modern house lots and any of the four lots on the plan is partial and approximate, as noted.

Lexington Town Property Maps: The Lexington assessors use several maps to cover the town, and the boundary between two of these maps, 8 and 14, cuts across our neighborhood. You need to know the map number as well as the lot number to find your house. (Both numbers appear on your property tax bills.)

Registered Land Plan: Since it is at least as old as the subdivision plan, this map also fails to show the subdivision of Lot 1 on the northern side of Mason St (identical to lot 69 on the subdivision plan). Lot 91 is not on this plan; it appears to have belonged to someone other than Benjamin Franklin Homes at the time the plan was made. The tiny, triangular lot 4 corresponds to a part of the property at 7 White Pine Lane.

This page last updated 8/16/2005