however, still stand. In 1871 he designed the Brooks House in Brattleboro, one of the largest in northern New England. The other was the Crocker House at New London, Connecticut in 1872. Boyden's first commercial work with this partnership was a duo of office buildings in Keene, New Hampshire. These were the Bank Block and Colony's Block, both on Central Square. Designed to look like a single structure, this was ruined when the Bank Block was heavily remodeled. Regardless, the Colony brothers' building remains in near-original condition. In 1871 Boyden & Son designed the Savings Bank Block on Main Street in Fitchburg. This flamboyant Second Empire structure has been demolished. A decade later, they designed the Bank Block on High Street in Clinton, a polychromatic Queen Anne office building. In 1888 he designed the Lamb Block at 41 Pleasant Street in Worcester, one of Boyden's only works in the Neo-Grec style. As before, Boyden did few residential buildings. During this period, though, he did at least two of note in Worcester. First, in 1867, was the Jerome Marble House on Harvard Street. This is considered to be one of the finest Second Empire buildings still standing in the city. Much later, in 1894, Boyden built an apartment block at Eden and George Streets for Pellett Brothers. This was, in addition to being one of his last overall works, was his only design within the late-19th century Romanesque Revival mainstream. Boyden may have also designed the Henry Colony residence (now the public library) in Keene, New Hampshire, who built Colony's Block the following year. The Colony residence is similar to much of Boyden's other Second Empire work. Other works include: 1863 - East Worcester Street School, 10 E Worcester St, Worcester, Massachusetts 1867 - First Baptist Church, 190 Main St, Brattleboro, Vermont 1868 - Fenwick Hall (Remodeling), College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts 1870 - First Congregational Church, 199 Valley St, Willimantic, Connecticut 1870 - Henry Goddard House, 12 Catharine St, Worcester, Massachusetts Demolished in 1979 1874 - Hubbardston Public Library, 7 Main St, Hubbardston, Massachusetts 1883 - Rollstone Street School, 260 Rollstone St, Fitchburg, Massachusetts Demolished December 2016 1893 - Webster Street Firehouse, 40 Webster St, Worcester, Massachusetts 1893 - Methuen Water Works Heavily altered in 2001 1894- Jesus-Marie Convent and Academy, 61 Park Ave, Woonsocket, Rhode Island E. Boyden & Son also competed for the designs of the