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Boston, Paul Revere House, North Square about 1678.

51. Boston, Paul Revere House, North Square about 1678.

Boston, Porter House, Prince St., British Barracks

52. Boston, Porter House, Prince St., British Barracks

Boston, Sampson house, Charter Street

53. Boston, Sampson house, Charter Street

Boston, Thoreau house, Prince St., 1727

54. Boston, Thoreau house, Prince St., 1727

Boston, Tileston house, corner Prince + Margaret Sts.

55. Boston, Tileston house, corner Prince + Margaret Sts.

Boston, Tremere house, North Street. One of the few left standing after the fire of 1676.

56. Boston, Tremere house, North Street. One of the few left standing after the fire of 1676.

Boston, Vernon house, Charter Street, about 1696

57. Boston, Vernon house, Charter Street, about 1696

Boston, [Watem?] house, Charter Street

58. Boston, [Watem?] house, Charter Street

The Bradsheet house, Salem, torn down in 1750, was built by Emanuel Downing and + was conveyed to his daughter, Anne Gardner in 1656. She became the second wife of Gov. Simon Bradsheet, who died there in 1697.

59. The Bradsheet house, Salem, torn down in 1750, was built by Emanuel Downing and + was conveyed to his daughter, Anne Gardner in...

Brooks house, 309 High St., West Medford

60. Brooks house, 309 High St., West Medford

61. Burlington

Burlington, Sewall house

62. Burlington, Sewall house

Burlington, Winn house

63. Burlington, Winn house

Cambridge, Brattle House

64. Cambridge, Brattle House

Cambridge, Craigie House, 1760

65. Cambridge, Craigie House, 1760

Cambridge, Elmwood

66. Cambridge, Elmwood

Cambridge, Fayerweather House

67. Cambridge, Fayerweather House

Cambridge, Lechmere House

68. Cambridge, Lechmere House

Cambridge, Lee House

69. Cambridge, Lee House

Cambridge, Riedesel house

70. Cambridge, Riedesel house

Cambridge, Vassal house

71. Cambridge, Vassal house

Capen House, 1647

72. Capen House, 1647

73. Chelsea

Chelsea, Gov. Bellingham mansion, 1670.

74. Chelsea, Gov. Bellingham mansion, 1670.

Chelsea, Pratt House, 1660.

75. Chelsea, Pratt House, 1660.

Chelsea, the Cary Mansion built before or about the middle of the eighteenth century. Part of the Governor Bellingham estates.

76. Chelsea, the Cary Mansion built before or about the middle of the eighteenth century. Part of the Governor Bellingham estates.

Concord, Alcott House

77. Concord, Alcott House

Concord, built by James Minott in 1729 for his daughter Love, who married John Adams. Now known as the Deacon Johnson House.

78. Concord, built by James Minott in 1729 for his daughter Love, who married John Adams. Now known as the Deacon Johnson House.

Concord, built by John Adams of Acton, about 1820.

79. Concord, built by John Adams of Acton, about 1820.

Concord, Deacon Brown House, now owned and occupied by the Concord Antiquarian Soc.

80. Concord, Deacon Brown House, now owned and occupied by the Concord Antiquarian Soc.

Concord, Emerson House, 1828

81. Concord, Emerson House, 1828

Concord, Hayward house built by John Beaton.

82. Concord, Hayward house built by John Beaton.

Concord, Hosmer House

83. Concord, Hosmer House

Concord, Hosmer House

84. Concord, Hosmer House

Concord, Jones House - a witness to the battle

85. Concord, Jones House - a witness to the battle

Concord, Jones House - a witness to the battle

86. Concord, Jones House - a witness to the battle

Concord, Old Minott House.

87. Concord, Old Minott House.

Concord, owned and occupied in 1775 by Jonas Lee. Now called the Walcott House.

88. Concord, owned and occupied in 1775 by Jonas Lee. Now called the Walcott House.

Concord, the Old Manse, 1766.

89. Concord, the Old Manse, 1766.

Concord, Wayside, 1757. Home of Nathaniel Hawthorne.

90. Concord, Wayside, 1757. Home of Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Cradock House, 350 Riverside Ave., 1634.

91. Cradock House, 350 Riverside Ave., 1634.

Cradock House, 350 Riverside Ave., 1634.

92. Cradock House, 350 Riverside Ave., 1634.

Dedham, Fairbanks House, 1636.

93. Dedham, Fairbanks House, 1636.

Dorchester, Blake House.

94. Dorchester, Blake House.

Dorchester, Clap House.

95. Dorchester, Clap House.

Dorchester, Clap House, 1767

96. Dorchester, Clap House, 1767

Dorchester, Edward Everett house about 1740

97. Dorchester, Edward Everett house about 1740

Dorchester, Humphrey house

98. Dorchester, Humphrey house

Dorchester, Pierce House, 1634

99. Dorchester, Pierce House, 1634

Duxbury, John Alden house, 1653

100. Duxbury, John Alden house, 1653