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Year	Building	Address	City	State	Notes	Firm	Image	Reference
1868	Rollstone Congregational Church	199 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1870	House for Henry Allison	37 Academy St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1870	Butler School	145 Main St	Groton	Massachusetts	Later the Groton High School, and remodeled in 1928.	Francis, Henry M.
1874	Foster Block	4 Main St	Leominster	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1875	Stiles Block	748 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1877	Coggshall and Carpenter Block	347 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1878	Fitchburg Paper Company Mills	644 River St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1878	Fitchburg Union Depot	Boulder Dr	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1879	Congregational Church of Christ	583 Main St	North Leominster	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1879	Addition to Fitchburg City Hall	718 St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Originally built in 1852.	Francis, Henry M.
1879	St. Paul Universalist Church	1060 Central St	Palmer	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1882	House for Henry A. Goodrich	53 Highland Ave	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished in 1929.	Francis, Henry M.
1883	House for Jerome Mossman	15 Bluff Ave	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1884	Wallace Library and Art Building	610 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1887	Murdock School	52 Murdock Ave	Winchendon	Massachusetts	Listed on the NRHP in 1988.	Francis, Henry M.
1888	House for Edgar F. Belding	82 Summer St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1891	First Congregational Church	14 Bedford Rd	Lincoln	Massachusetts	Now used by the First Parish in Lincoln as a parish house and Sunday school.	Francis, Henry M.
1891	Goodrich Street School	111 Goodrich St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Now known as the Goodrich Academy.	Francis, Henry M.
1893	House for Walter M. Farwell	114 Hudson St	Northborough	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1893	Phoenix Building	781 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1893	Wallace Building	808 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1894	Ingalls Memorial Library	203 Main St	Rindge	New Hampshire		Francis, Henry M.
1894	Y. M. C. A. Building	533 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts	Extant, but its two upper levels have been demolished.	Francis, Henry M.
1895	Clay Library	30 Main St	Jaffrey	New Hampshire		Francis, Henry M.
1895	Safety Fund National Bank Building	470 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1896	Calvinistic Congregational Church	820 Main St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1896	Tenney Memorial Library	4886 Main St S	Newbury	Vermont		Francis, Henry M.
1896	Westford Academy	65 Main St	Westford	Massachusetts	Now known as the Roudenbush Community Center.	Francis, Henry M.
1897	Dickinson Memorial Library	115 Main St	Northfield	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1899	Fitchburg Home for Old Ladies	30 Cedar St	Fitchburg	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1900	Addition to the Westford Town Farm	35 Town Farm Rd	Westford	Massachusetts	Addition of the northern wing of the main building. Listed on the NRHP in 2008.	Francis, Henry M.
1900	House for Leroy S. Starrett	373 School St	Athol	Massachusetts		Francis, Henry M.
1901	Blake Memorial Library	676 Village Rd	Corinth	Vermont	Demolished.	Francis, Henry M.

Though best known for institutional and commercial projects, Francis was also sought after as a domestic architect and designed houses throughout the state, including many for industrialists. Largest of Francis' domestic projects was the house (1880-81) in Clinton for John R. Foster, a dry goods retailer. Facing the town's Central Park, this is a large, three-story house which is one of the most elaborate axamples of Stick Style architecture in New England. A Few years later he designed a Queen Anne house for manufacturer Frederick Fosdick (1884), who would later be mayor of Fitchburg. Larger and more elaborate was the Fitchburg home of Edgar F. Belding (1888), a shoe manufacturer. Now demolished, this was considered the best example of Queen Anne architecture in the region. A later house was that for Laroy S. Starrett, founder of the L. S. Starrett Company, in Athol (1900-01). This is an example of Colonial Revival architecture.

In addition to his other work for the client, Francis was responsible for various alterations to the Fitchburg house of Rodney Wallace. Another domestic project was a stable and carriage house (1880) for James Phillips Jr. in Fitchburg, built in concert with a house for Phillips. Though the house has been demolished, the stable and carriage house was donated in 1926 to the Fitchburg Art Association. After a renovation by architect Mary Almy of Howe, Manning & Almy, the building was rededicated as the Fitchburg Art Museum in 1929.