• "The Eagle Hill Historic District is a residential neighborhood located on an island to the northeast of Boston proper. Most of the buildings were constructed when the East Boston Company subdivided and sold land in the third quarter of the 19th century. Most of the buildings are two to three stories tall, with their narrow ends facing the street. The most common architectural styles are Italianate, Second Empire, and Renaissance Revival. Early buildings may also be Greek Revival, while later infill buildings are Queen Anne or Classical or Colonial revival." - https://architecturaltrust.org/

• The rent in Boston would have been between $ 8 00 to $10 00 per month. 
• His pay would have been $1 30 to $1 65 per day.  

Image: https://historicboston.org
The R. Sanderson Cottage in Asbury Grove was clearly impacted by the architecture of Eagle Hill, East Boston.  Robert Sanderson brought the city details to the Hamilton Camp Meeting property.