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1. Austin House

2. Boston, Amory House, Amory

3. Boston, Amory St.

4. Boston, Capen House, Union Street, Count Rumford apprenticed here in 1769.

5. Boston, Clough House, Sheafe Street, before 1725

6. Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

7. Boston, Clough House, Vernon Place, 1698

8. Boston, corner of Tremont + Hollis Sts. where three members of the "Boston Tea Party" lived + were here dressed as Indians.

9. Boston, Cotton Mather House, Hanover St., 1677.

10. Boston, Dillaway House, Roxbury St., built by Rev. Oliver Peabody who died in 1752. The headquarters of Gen. John Thomas at the...

11. Boston, Eliot House, Hanover St. The home of Rev. Andover + John Eliot in eighteenth century.

12. Boston, Gray House, Prince St., a British Hospital in 1775.

13. Boston, Hartt house, Hull Street, 1724

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

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

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

17. Cambridge, Brattle House

18. Cambridge, Craigie House, 1760

19. Cambridge, Elmwood

20. Cambridge, Fayerweather House

21. Cambridge, Lee House

22. Cambridge, Riedesel house

23. Capen House, 1647

24. Chelsea

25. Chelsea, Gov. Bellingham mansion, 1670.

26. Chelsea, Pratt House, 1660.

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

28. Concord, Alcott House

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

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

31. Concord, Emerson House, 1828

32. Concord, Hosmer House

33. Concord, Hosmer House

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

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

36. Concord, Old Minott House.

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

38. Concord, the Old Manse, 1766.

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

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

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

42. Dedham, Fairbanks House, 1636.

43. Dorchester, Blake House.

44. Dorchester, Clap House.

45. Dorchester, Clap House, 1767

46. Dorchester, Pierce House, 1634

47. Fairbanks House, Dedham, 1636

48. Framingham, Haven House about 1694

49. Gov. Simon Bradstreet House, North Andover, built in 1667

50. Greenland, Weeks' House about 1710

51. Greenland, Week's House, bayside, early eighteenth century

52. Kingston, Bradford House, 1675

53. Lexington, Hancock Clarke Ho.

54. Lexington, Harrington House

55. Loring + Greenough House, Jamaica Plain, 1760.

56. Marshfield, Winslow House, 1700

57. Medford, Blanchard House, 45 Riverside Ave., old house.

58. Medford, Hall House, High St.

59. Medford, Magoun Mansion now public library

60. Milton, Old Vose House

61. Milton, Vose House, where the "Suffolk Resolves" were adapted

62. Mount Vernon

63. Newbury, Coffin House between 1648-54.

64. Newbury, Noyes House, between 1640-50.

65. Newbury, Spencer Pierce House, about 1650.

66. Plymouth, Howland House, 1666

67. Plymouth, William Harlow House, built of wood from Pilgrim Fort, 1667.

68. Quincy, Presidents' Adams homestead, 1715, 1764

69. Quincy, Quincy House, 1770

70. Rear of Browne House.

71. Residence of John Hancock

72. Roxbury, Hale House

73. Roxbury, Kittredge House, Highland Street on site of Roxbury Fort in 1774, 1830.

74. Roxbury, Shirley House

75. Roxbury, Shirley House, Shirley St. Built middle of the eighteenth century

76. Royal House Medford

77. Royal House, Medford, built by Isaac Royal about 1737, Main St.

78. Salem, Narbonne House, built about 1680.

79. Salem, old Ward House

80. Salem, Pickering House. Broad St., built around 1651.

81. Salem, Pierce House.

82. South Duxbury, Standish house, 1660

83. Washington's House, Mount Vernon

84. Waterhouse House

85. Watertown, Abram Browne House, 1632

86. Winthrop, Deane Winthrop House

87. Bedford, Fitzgerald's, Walter Pollard Tavern.

88. Boston, Faneuil Hall, 1742

89. Boston, Fulton Street, old buildings, taken down in 1896.

90. Boston, mantel in Harrison Gray Otis House, Mt. Vernon St.

91. Boston, Old Corner Bookstore, 1712.

92. Boston, Old State House, 1713

93. Buckman Tavern, Lexington, Massachusetts

94. Concord, Wright Tavern.

95. Exterior, Old Belfry, Lexington, Massachusetts

96. Faneuil Hall, "the cradle of liberty"

97. Hingham, Ship Church, 1681, 1747

98. Lexington, Buckman Tavern

99. Lexington, Old Belfry

100. Old brick meeting-house