A sign for the Woman's Club highlighting the Historical Houses Project from 1941-1942, 1953, with an old black-and-white photograph of a historic house with trees and three people sitting outside.
map of North Hill
history of North Hampton - Orin Marston, Maurice Hobbs,
The image shows a page of old printed text discussing the history of North Hampton, including details about its early settlements, the original meeting house, the development of streets and roads, and the population changes from the 18th century to t
A typed document discussing historical names, families, and events in North Hampton, with references to Steve, LaFayette, and the Post Road Green in North Hampton.
A typed historical document discussing land lease agreements and property boundaries in North Hampton, New Hampshire, from 1861 to 1866.
North Hampton Common, Henry Robie, John Sanborn, Samuel Dalton
Town Hall and Old Parish Church
Old Brick School House
Old Post Road
The Old Church, Parsonage and Brick School House School and Church in 1942
Old Brick Schoolhouse and Old Church
Centennial Hall and Church 1942
Older Days at North Hampton by Rev. Roland D. Sawyer
History of North Hampton
A typed document with instructions and signatures, dated May 6, 1861, regarding lease conditions and sealing process, signed by several individuals including Charles E. Seavey.
Charles E. Seavey Blacksmith Shop 1861 - 264 Atlantic Avenue
Site of Lafayette Tavern and history
Old Dearborn Homestead and Garrison House, Ed Moulton
Home of Christopher Moore
The Old Dearborn Homestead and Garrison House
The Irving Leavitt House, 13 Walnut Ave. The Keene House - Addinorum Dearborn - 62 Post Road
Town Hall and Revere Bell
Home of Dr. Jonathan French - built by Reuben and David Moulton. - 100 Post Road
Charles R. Taylor Home - 153 Post Road
The Old Tavern , Deacon Simon Dearborn
Simon Brown House - 112 Post Road
Home of Christopher Moore
A typed document titled "Colonial Slumbers, a house and half a barn," describing the history and features of a historic house and barn, including details about its architecture, renovations, and furnishings.
Deacon Leavitt home - 39 Hobbs Road
former home of Morris Locke - 278 Atlantic Ave.
Oliver A.. Hobbs home - 77 South Road
Summer Home of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Osborn built by Elder Leavitt, formerly known as Oliver Fogg Place - 100 Mill Road
house built by Mr. Ira J. Taylor in 1855 - 38 Pine Road
Colonel Abraham Drake Homestead - 148 Lafayette Road
Colonel Abraham Drake tablet
Boston and Maine Railroad prior to 1900
Replica of Old Center School
Leavitt home. 49 Walnut Ave.
The Marston Homestead - Dearborn Marston - 173 Atlantic Ave.
Orace Moulton, Jonathan Moulton, The Old Red House
Levi Bachelder, Mrs. Fannie Batchelder Ward, 200 Atlantic Avenue
The Dalton Homestead - 3 Exeter Road
David Dearborn Homestead - 91 Post Road
Home built by Jonathan Roberston - 92 Post Road
The Lane Homestead - Old Shoe Maker’s Shop - 167 Atlantic Ave.
Nathaniel Drake House, 144 Lafayette Rd.
August Block House, 108 Exeter Road
Deacon Chapman House, 120 Post Road
The Moore Home - 7th Exeter Road
A large, historic house surrounded by trees with a horse-drawn carriage in the foreground.
The Leavitt Homestead, The Cottage of Lemira Hobbs, Paul W. Hobbs Home - 27 Hobbs Road The Cottage of Lemira Hobbs Richard - 15 Hobbs Road Home of J. Harold Hobbs - 6 Hobbs Road Paul W. Hobbs Home - 2 Elm Road
John W. F. Hobbs
Home of Mrs. Lawrence Luther - 19 Hobbs Road 293 Atlantic Ave. Reverend David Evans - 40 Hobbs Road
A typewritten text about the history of an old house, including details about its construction, architecture, interior features, and historical significance, ownership, and original builder Reverend Nathaniel Gookin.
Fred Wentworth home
Meadow Brook Inn
John Leavitt home - 239 Atlantic Ave.
Fred L. Cotton, 28 Hobbs Rd. - 19 Maple Ave.
Cyrus Fogg Place - 239 Atlantic Ave.
Old Jenness house - 109 Walnut Ave.
Edith Perkins home - 43 Pine Road
Edith Perkin’s House - 43 Pine Road Ransome Fogg Place - 187 Atlantic Ave.
Jennie Marston House, - 130 Atlantic Ave. Chester Fogg house - 139 Atlantic Ave.
Gordon Murray House - 70 Woodland Road One of the Old Brown places - 71 Maple Ave.
Sunshine Farm, Helen Hood’s House - 44 Woodland Road Captain David Brown House - 34 Woodland Road
John Burt Moulton Homestead - 123 Mill Road
The Lamprey House - 63 Atlantic Ave.
The House of Arthur W. Brown - 59 Atlantic Ave.
The Old Brown House
Captain David Brown Homestead - 48 Woodland Road
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Captain David Brown Homestead in 1953 - 48 Woodland Road
The Page Homestead. 150 South Rd.
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Forrest E. Knowles Home. 76 Post Rd.
Bachelder Hotel - built 1868 - torn down 1928, corner of Atlantic Ave. and Ocean Blvd.
Home of Miss. Betrice and Blanche Boynston, one of the first home built at Little Boar’s Head. - Willow Ave.
Summer Home of George C. MacKay, Ambrose Bachelder, - 31 Atlantic Ave. John Bachelder House - 19 Atlantic Ave.
Little River Church 1852
Old Fish Houses
Old home of Simon Dow and Samuel A. Dow - 36 Ocean Blvd.
Boynton House, home of President Franklin Pierce
The William Whenal House - 86 Lafayette Road
John Dearborn House - 10 Exeter Road
George Marston, barber shop and blacksmith shop - 121 Lafayette Road
The Stephen Tarlton house - 87 Maple Road
Home of Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Dodd. 181 Mill Road
Wesley Jenness House Cable Rd. Rye
Howard Rand House Rye
The Odiorne House
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27 Hobbs Road (Copy)