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21 Wisteria Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built 1912
for Joseph L. Simon, real estate
and Nellie Simon
for Joseph L. Simon, real estate
and Nellie Simon
23 Becket Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built in 1799 for
William Peele,
cooper
and his wife
Elizabeth Becket
William Peele,
cooper
and his wife
Elizabeth Becket
27 Herbert Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Captain Richard Derby-Miles Ward House
27 Herbert St. (formerly 19 Herbert St.)
Built 1735-1736
For Captain Richard Derby
Master mariner and merchant
and Mary Hodges, his wife.
27 Herbert St. (formerly 19 Herbert St.)
Built 1735-1736
For Captain Richard Derby
Master mariner and merchant
and Mary Hodges, his wife.
1 Parker Court, Salem, MA, 01970
Built c. 1851
Built by
Henry Mellus
San Francisco Merchant
8th Mayor of Los Angeles -1860
Built by
Henry Mellus
San Francisco Merchant
8th Mayor of Los Angeles -1860
14 Fairfield Street, Salem, Ma, 01970
Charles A. Chandler and Zilphia A.E. Chandler
Freight Agent, Boston and Maine Railroad
Built ca. 1888
Freight Agent, Boston and Maine Railroad
Built ca. 1888
85 Summer Street, Salem, Ma, 01970
Eliza Rider
Owner
Built 1875
Owner
Built 1875
28 Upham Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built by
Samuel Brown III
Merchant and Lumber Dealer
and his wife
Lucy A.W. Gardner
1888
Samuel Brown III
Merchant and Lumber Dealer
and his wife
Lucy A.W. Gardner
1888
11 Pearl Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built 1848 by
Samuel Webb
Clerk, Merchants Bank.
1848-1865
Home of
Moses G. Farmer
Engineer and Inventor of the
First Incandescent Lamp
His wife
Hannah T. Shapleigh
Philanthropist, Abolitionist, and Civil War Activist.
First…
Samuel Webb
Clerk, Merchants Bank.
1848-1865
Home of
Moses G. Farmer
Engineer and Inventor of the
First Incandescent Lamp
His wife
Hannah T. Shapleigh
Philanthropist, Abolitionist, and Civil War Activist.
First…
10-12 Brown Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Nathaniel Brown House
Built in 1851
for Captain Nathaniel Brown
Master mariner
and widower
Built in 1851
for Captain Nathaniel Brown
Master mariner
and widower
49 Essex Street, Salem, MA, 01970
William P. Goodhue
merchant
and his wife Alice Very
Built c. 1841
merchant
and his wife Alice Very
Built c. 1841
20 English Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Peter Lassen, mariner
and his wife
Hannah Hitchings
Built by 1879
Home of Salem's First Black Police Officer
Robert Freeman III
1888-1906
and his wife
Hannah Hitchings
Built by 1879
Home of Salem's First Black Police Officer
Robert Freeman III
1888-1906
8 Pleasant Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built by
Thomas Cronan,
Mason,
his wife,
Elizabeth Pierce,
in 1921
Thomas Cronan,
Mason,
his wife,
Elizabeth Pierce,
in 1921
18 Felt Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built for
Reuben W. Ropes
and wife
Grace Tuttle
1895
Reuben W. Ropes
and wife
Grace Tuttle
1895
67-69 Dearborn Street, Salem, MA, 01970
Built for
Charles F. Ropes
and wife
Margaret L. Robertson
c. 1900
Served as the
Margaret L. Ropes Memorial House
Nurses Residence for the
North Shore Babies Hospital
1948-1960
Charles F. Ropes
and wife
Margaret L. Robertson
c. 1900
Served as the
Margaret L. Ropes Memorial House
Nurses Residence for the
North Shore Babies Hospital
1948-1960
4 Pierce Avenue, Salem, MA, 01970
Built for
Minnie Donovan
and Her Husband,
Fred Marden,
Shoemaker
c. 1891
Minnie Donovan
and Her Husband,
Fred Marden,
Shoemaker
c. 1891
452 Lafayette Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970
Benjamin G. Hathaway
Carpenter and Builder
His Wife
Rebecca Oliver
Built c. 1875
Moved to 452 Lafayette from 446 Lafayette St.
Between 1911 and 1915
Carpenter and Builder
His Wife
Rebecca Oliver
Built c. 1875
Moved to 452 Lafayette from 446 Lafayette St.
Between 1911 and 1915