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The early 19th century Webster Stagecoach Stop in Danville, once owned by Nathaniel Webster, is the only known surviving building of it's type in New Hampshire. Handwritten customer accounts remain to this day on its interior walls.
Prince Whipple (1750-1796) was a slave who fought during the American Revolutionary War with his owner General William Whipple of the New Hampshire militia,
The John Paul Jones House in Portsmouth, New Hampshire was the home of Captain Gregory Purcell and his wife. It was built in 1758 by master housewright Hopestill Cheswell, a successful African-American builder. After Captain Purcell's death in 1776 his widow took in boarders. American naval hero John Paul Jones rented a room in the house while constructing the ship "America" in 1781 and 1782, . This is the only surviving building in the United States known to be associated with John Paul Jones.
The Caleb Cushing House circa (left) and the Nelson Wheelwright House circa 1801 (right) in Newburyport Massachusetts
Cattle
A nesting swan
The Coffin House across the street from the First Parish Cemetery in Newbury Massachusetts. Coffin family graves are in the foreground including that of Deacon Tristram Coffin 1632-1704.
The 17th Century John Moulton House in Hampton New Hampshire
The 200 year old Percival Andrews Boat Shop in Amesbury Massachusetts
The early 19th century Webster Stagecoach Stop in Danville, once owned by Nathaniel Webster, is the only known surviving building of it's type in New Hampshire. Handwritten customer accounts remain to this day on its interior walls.
The early 19th century Webster Stagecoach Stop in Danville, once owned by Nathaniel Webster, is the only known surviving building of it's type in New Hampshire. Handwritten customer accounts remain to this day on its interior walls.
The early 19th century Webster Stagecoach Stop in Danville, once owned by Nathaniel Webster, is the only known surviving building of it's type in New Hampshire. Handwritten customer accounts remain to this day on its interior walls.
See photo in original gallery.
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