| CATEGORY: Houses (Click on the thumbnails for a larger view.) |
| Thumbnails | Image Description |
 |
Deacon Simon Stone's homestead. |
 |
Governor Gore Mansion. Built 1806 by Governor and Mrs. Christopher Gore on site of older house. |
 |
Cook House. It sheltered a number of prominent patriot refugees, including General Henry Knox who brought his bride there after they slipped out of occupied Boston. |
 |
“Paul Revere House”. The John Cooke House (Watertown and California Streets). |
 |
26 Hillcrest Circle, E. DiPietro, builder and owner. |
 |
The haunted house at Watertown. |
 |
House on Summer Street opposite First Parish Church, 1938. |
 |
Edmund Fowle house, Marshall Street. |
 |
Birthplace of Harriet Hosmer, Riverside Street. |
 |
Alvin Adams house, circa 1860. |
Category Images 1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 81-90 |
|
|
