The homes of our forefathersBeing a selection of the oldest and most interesting historical houses, and noted places in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont . THE OLD TOWN HOUSE, MANCHESTER CENTER. This was originally a Meeting House; was afterwards used as a Town House; then as a tene-ment house, and is now owned by Josiah Sargeant. It is in a pretty good state of repair. It is now(1886) about 100 years THE CLOUGH HOUSE, CANTERBURY. This house is about one-halt mile from tlie R. R. Station, and was huilt about 1780 by JeremiahCloug-h, for his son Joseph. It is now owned by his grandson who
The homes of our forefathersBeing a selection of the oldest and most interesting historical houses, and noted places in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont . THE OLD TOWN HOUSE, MANCHESTER CENTER. This was originally a Meeting House; was afterwards used as a Town House; then as a tene-ment house, and is now owned by Josiah Sargeant. It is in a pretty good state of repair. It is now(1886) about 100 years THE CLOUGH HOUSE, CANTERBURY. This house is about one-halt mile from tlie R. R. Station, and was huilt about 1780 by JeremiahCloug-h, for his son Joseph. It is now owned by his grandson who has considerably modernized it. Itwas quite a mansion when erected and is still a very larj^e and handsome house. The picture shows it asit appeared when first built. It is very near the Merriniac River, and Mt. Kearsarge is seen in the dis-tance. On the bluff, to the right, was a look-out station.
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