Margaret Porter House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County...
Survey number: HABS NH-63 Building/structure dates: ca. 1837- ca. 1840 Initial Construction
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Granville Spaulding House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Different type from the rest of the unusual stone houses in Chester Depot. Built as a mocassin shop with tannery behind. Survey number: HABS VT-45 Building/structure dates: 1838 Initial Construction
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Rodney Wing House, Westminster Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Survey number: HABS NH-58 Building/structure dates: ca. 1840 Initial Construction
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Vermont Country Store, Weston Common, Weston, Windsor County, VT
Significance: This building is a typical early country store still serving its original function, but filled with more merchandise than it would have originally had and now a popular tourist attraction. Survey... More
Nathaniel Grout House, South Acworth Road, Acworth, Sullivan County, N...
Significance: Typical early home with simpler wood rear portions and a more elegant, carefully detailed, brick front section. Survey number: HABS NH-55 Building/structure dates: ca. 1770 Initial Construction ... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Congregational Church, Church & Main Streets, Chester, Windsor County,...
Significance: This building is representative of the large frame meetinghouses of the area and has a notable facade and tower. Survey number: HABS VT-49 Building/structure dates: 1829 Initial Construction Bu... More
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Farrar-Mansur House, Weston Green, Weston, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Originally a large tavern, then a private residence, now a clubhouse and museum, this is one of the best known buildings of its period in Vermont and a popular tourist attraction. Survey number: ... More
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Gould House, Parker Hill Road, Springfield, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Restored example of early 19th century brick house. Survey number: HABS VT-46 Building/structure dates: ca. 1810 Initial Construction
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
Farrar-Mansur House, Weston Green, Weston, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Originally a large tavern, then a private residence, now a clubhouse and museum, this is one of the best known buildings of its period in Vermont and a popular tourist attraction. Survey number: ... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Gould House, Parker Hill Road, Springfield, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Restored example of early 19th century brick house. Survey number: HABS VT-46 Building/structure dates: ca. 1810 Initial Construction
Granville Spaulding House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Different type from the rest of the unusual stone houses in Chester Depot. Built as a mocassin shop with tannery behind. Survey number: HABS VT-45 Building/structure dates: 1838 Initial Construction
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
Howland House (Interior), Westminster Street, Walpole, Cheshire County...
Significance: Example of Classical Revival with many Asher Benjamin details. Survey number: HABS NH-59 Building/structure dates: ca. 1840- ca. 1849 Initial Construction
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
Farrar-Mansur House, Weston Green, Weston, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Originally a large tavern, then a private residence, now a clubhouse and museum, this is one of the best known buildings of its period in Vermont and a popular tourist attraction. Survey number: ... More
Farrar-Mansur House, Weston Green, Weston, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Originally a large tavern, then a private residence, now a clubhouse and museum, this is one of the best known buildings of its period in Vermont and a popular tourist attraction. Survey number: ... More
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Granville Spaulding House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Different type from the rest of the unusual stone houses in Chester Depot. Built as a mocassin shop with tannery behind. Survey number: HABS VT-45 Building/structure dates: 1838 Initial Construction
Howland-Schofield House, Elm & Pleasant Streets, Walpole, Cheshire Cou...
Significance: One of the larger, more elegant houses in a row of seven houses which are distinguished by their size and elegance in this very small, rural town. Survey number: HABS NH-65 Building/structure da... More
Earl House, State Route 103, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: This L-shaped building has two facades in different styles built at slightly different times. The older wing is a lean-to, an unusual type for this area. Survey number: HABS VT-43 Building/stru... More
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Elias Olcott House, Upper Meadows Settlement on old, colonial Connecti...
Significance: This is a typical example of the earliest frame building style in the area, surviving in comparatively unaltered condition. Survey number: HABS VT-42 Building/structure dates: ca. 1763 Initial C... More
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
Congregational Church, Church & Main Streets, Chester, Windsor County,...
Significance: This building is representative of the large frame meetinghouses of the area and has a notable facade and tower. Survey number: HABS VT-49 Building/structure dates: 1829 Initial Construction Bu... More
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
David Pulsifer Inn, Route 103, Rockingham, Windham County, VT
Significance: There are records of local town meetings held in this house in 1775. Local legend says that the town of Concord, Vermont, was planned in this house. Survey number: HABS VT-41 Building/structure... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Park Hill Meetinghouse, State Route 63, Westmoreland, Cheshire County,...
Significance: This building is one of the larger, more elaborate and imposing meeting houses of the area. Survey number: HABS NH-57 Building/structure dates: 1762 Initial Construction Building/structure date... More
Park Hill Meetinghouse, State Route 63, Westmoreland, Cheshire County,...
Significance: This building is one of the larger, more elaborate and imposing meeting houses of the area. Survey number: HABS NH-57 Building/structure dates: 1762 Initial Construction Building/structure date... More
Howland House (Interior), Westminster Street, Walpole, Cheshire County...
Significance: Example of Classical Revival with many Asher Benjamin details. Survey number: HABS NH-59 Building/structure dates: ca. 1840- ca. 1849 Initial Construction
Howland House (Interior), Westminster Street, Walpole, Cheshire County...
Significance: Example of Classical Revival with many Asher Benjamin details. Survey number: HABS NH-59 Building/structure dates: ca. 1840- ca. 1849 Initial Construction
Gould House, Parker Hill Road, Springfield, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Restored example of early 19th century brick house. Survey number: HABS VT-46 Building/structure dates: ca. 1810 Initial Construction
Dr. Edson House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: One of several types in unique Chester Depot group of stone houses. At one time an Inn. Survey number: HABS VT-44 Building/structure dates: 1833 Initial Construction
Gould House, Parker Hill Road, Springfield, Windsor County, VT
Significance: Restored example of early 19th century brick house. Survey number: HABS VT-46 Building/structure dates: ca. 1810 Initial Construction
Dr. Edson House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: One of several types in unique Chester Depot group of stone houses. At one time an Inn. Survey number: HABS VT-44 Building/structure dates: 1833 Initial Construction
Knapp House, Wentworth Road, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: This is a regionally typical example of an 1812 brick house. Original French Dufour wallpaper survives. Survey number: HABS NH-52 Building/structure dates: ca. 1812 Initial Construction
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
Elias Olcott House, Upper Meadows Settlement on old, colonial Connecti...
Significance: This is a typical example of the earliest frame building style in the area, surviving in comparatively unaltered condition. Survey number: HABS VT-42 Building/structure dates: ca. 1763 Initial C... More
Buffum House, Main & Middle Streets, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame house built c. 1785, remodeled in the 1820's. The original house with the long, north side the main facade with Georgian detail, became a Classic Revival house with a new po... More
Walpole Academy, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Survey number: HABS NH-62 Building/structure dates: 1831 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: ca. 1896 Subsequent Work
Park Hill Meetinghouse, State Route 63, Westmoreland, Cheshire County,...
Significance: This building is one of the larger, more elaborate and imposing meeting houses of the area. Survey number: HABS NH-57 Building/structure dates: 1762 Initial Construction Building/structure date... More
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
Acworth Meetinghouse, Town Green, Acworth, Sullivan County, NH
Significance: One of the best preserved and more elaborately decorated of the larger meeting houses in the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-54 Building/structure dates: 1821 Initial Con... More
Dr. Edson House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: One of several types in unique Chester Depot group of stone houses. At one time an Inn. Survey number: HABS VT-44 Building/structure dates: 1833 Initial Construction
Alexander Watkins' Tavern, Prospect Hill, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a frame building from 1795, regionally typical in its general layout and Georgian interior details, but with uncommon exterior quoining. A tavern sign dated 1795 and period furnishi... More
General Amasa Allen House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: Typical example of a late Georgian, frame house of the middle Connecticut River Valley. Survey number: HABS NH-53 Building/structure dates: 1792 Initial Construction
Bellows-Grant House, Main Street, Walpole, Cheshire County, NH
Significance: An example of a late Georgian frame building but with later, classic Revival, details from the late 1840's. Survey number: HABS NH-60 Building/structure dates: 1790 Initial Construction Buildin... More
Howland House (Interior), Westminster Street, Walpole, Cheshire County...
Significance: Example of Classical Revival with many Asher Benjamin details. Survey number: HABS NH-59 Building/structure dates: ca. 1840- ca. 1849 Initial Construction
Dr. Edson House, North Street, Chester, Windsor County, VT
Significance: One of several types in unique Chester Depot group of stone houses. At one time an Inn. Survey number: HABS VT-44 Building/structure dates: 1833 Initial Construction