Historic Houses in New Hampshire

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Category points out the historic houses and museums of New Hampshire. Find directions, maps, and historical background.

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Clark House Museum Complex - Contains three historic buildings that make up this typical 1778 Colonial farmhouse.
Daniel Webster Birthplace - Birthplace of orators and statesmen Daniel Webster. The farm gives a look at farm life in the 1700s.
Elisha Marston House - Built in 1850 and was home to community leader Elisha Marston and his Lucy. Open for tours by the Sandwich Historical Society.
Horatio Colony Museum and Nature Preserve - Four-square Federal style house was owned by author Horatio Colony, and was built in 1806 by the Blake family.
John P. Hale House - 3-story brick residence built in 1813 was home to the first abolitionist US Senator John P. Hale.
Patterson Home - Mary Baker Glover and dentist Daniel Patterson married and bought this 1855 house and a sawmill operation.
Tobias Lear House - 1740 colonial hip-roofed four-square was the home of Tobias Lear who was to become the secretary to George Washington.
Wentworth-Coolidge Museum - This 42 room mansion dates back to 1695, and was home to New Hampshire's first Colonial Governor.

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