Hampton Historical Society - Tuck Museum
History museum specializing in items pertaining to the history of hampton, NH. 5 building- Main Museum, Fire Museum, 1796 Barn, 1850's schoolhouse and Tourist beach cottage. The Tuck Museum building is the major building ... museumsusa.org
Historical Soc Of Old Newbury
The Caleb Cushing House Museum houses the collection of the Historical Society of Old Newbury. The society dates back to 1877 and was organized for the purpose of the study and remembrance of Newbury's history. americanheritage.com
Whittier Home
The Whittier Home was always occupied by the Whittier Family until purchased by the Whittier Home Association in the early part of the 20th Century. Guided tour includes the historic house and artifacts as they were... americanheritage.com
Spencer-pierce-little Farm
The Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm is a family-friendly site with activities for visitors of all ages. The 230-acre site includes a late seventeenth-century manor house that served as the country seat of wealthy Newburyport... massvacation.com
Swett-ilsley House
In 1911, Swett-Ilsley House became the first property acquired by Historic New England, just a year after its founding. The original portion, built in 1670 by Stephen Swett, was one room deep, and later additions ... historicnewengland.org
Coffin House
Coffin House was occupied by the Coffin family over three centuries, and provides fascinating insight into domestic life in rural New England. The structure, which contains the family's furnishings, began as a sim... historicnewengland.org
Dole-little House
Dole-Little House was built around 1715 with materials salvaged from an earlier structure. Its first owner was Richard Dole, a cattleman, who built a two-room, central-chimney house with a small kitchen shed at th... historicnewengland.org
Rocky Hill Meeting House
Rocky Hill Meeting House is one of the best preserved examples of an originaleighteenth-century meeting house interior. It was built in 1785, replacing a c. 1715 meeting house for the West Parish of Salisbury. Roc... historicnewengland.org
John Greenleaf Whittier Homestead
The Whittier Homestead is an outstanding example of the old New England farm, located on its original site, is substantially the same as when John Greenleaf Whittier lived there in 1807 until 1836. The homestead is ... americanheritage.com
Hampton Historical Society Schoolhouse
Several years ago, the Hampton Historical Society acquired this school house, which stood on Lafayette Road near the North Hampton town line, and moved it to its present site on the Meeting House Green. The school house h... museumsusa.org
Association Of Historical Societies Of New Hampshire, Inc
The Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire, Inc was formed at a meeting held September 15, 1950 in ?The Little Red Schoolhouse? in Wakefield with thirteen societies represented. It was incorporated on Octobe... museumsusa.org
Founders Park
Hampton's triangular-shaped park bounded by Landing Road, Park Avenue, and Cuss Lane (across Park Ave. from the Tuck Museum complex) was dedicated as 'Meeting House Green Memorial Park' on Wednesday, October 14 (Founders ... museumsusa.org
Hampton Historical Society
The aims of the Society (the name was officially changed in 1994) have also become broader. To accomplish its goal of the promotion and preservation of the history and heritage of Hampton, the Society conducts an active e... museumsusa.org
Hampton Historical Society Fire Museum
Built by the Seacoast Fireman?s Union, this building contains a 19th century fire pumper, a collection of antique fire alarms, a Whiting Light (precursor to today?s emergency flashing lights), photographs, and other fire ... museumsusa.org
Goodrich Massacre
Ten rods east stood the house of Benjamin Goodrich who, with his wife and two children, was slain by the Indians on October 23, 1692 hmdb.org
