“The companies of the regiment were quartered in houses in different parts of the town.
Company A was in a two-story frame house on Pollock Street, not far from the provost marshal's office. The name Pierce was on the front door. The house still belongs to the same family, and the same old doorplate is on the front door.
Company B was on the south-east corner of Johnson and Craven Streets.
Company C was on the south side of East Front Street.
Company D was on the north side of Pollock Street and opposite Company K.
Company E was quartered in a two-story brick house near Middle Street in the same block with Company B.
Company F was on Union Street, west of department headquarters
Company I was quartered in a pleasant house on the north side of Broad Street, exactly opposite the colonel's station on dress parade.
Company K was on Pollock Street, and next door but one west of Company A's quarters.
The band was quartered in a wooden house on the west side of East Front Street, opposite the provost guard, first station. If I recollect rightly, the chaplain's quarters were on Broad Street, opposite the parade. We had occasion to remember the choice selection of books he had for a free circulating library.”
History of the Forty-fifth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia ... by Mann, Albert W. (p.215)
I wonder if any of these houses are still standing.