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17th & 18th Century domestic architecture of the Massachusetts North Shore

Essex County
First Period
Amesbury
Andover
Beverly
Boxford
Danvers
Essex
Georgetown
Groveland
Gloucester
Hamilton
Haverhill
Ipswich
Lynnfield
Marblehead
Methuen
Merrimac
Newbury
Newburyport
North Andover
Peabody
Rockport
Rowley
Salem
Saugus
Topsfield
Wenham
West Newbury
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Colonial-era houses of Essex County

Amesbury MA Rocky Hill Meeting House parsonage — Amesbury

John Balch house, Beverly MA — Beverly

First Period houses of Boxford MA — Boxford

Rebecca Nurse Homestead — Danvers

Haverhill

Lynnfield

Marblehead MA — Marblehead

34 River Rd., Merrimac MA — Merrimac

Historic houses on Milk St. in Newburyport — Newburyport

"Old Castle" Sandy Bay Historical Society, Rocport — Rockport

John Ward house, Salem MA — Salem

Wenham Museum — Wenham

5 Argilla Rd., Andover MA — Andover

Whipple House Ipswich MA — Ipswich

Essex MA historic houses — Essex

William Haskell house, Gloucester MA — Gloucester

Groveland

76 Bridge St., Hamilton MA — Hamilton

Sweet-Ilsley house in Newbury — Newbury

Abiel Stevens house, North Andover MA — North Andover

Platts-Bradstreet house — Rowley

Saugus

Cape house, Topsfield MA — Topsfield

Colonial-era houses of West Newbury — West Newbury

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Gordon Harris, historicipswich@gmail.com

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Built from the frame of the 1749 Ipswich meeting house

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