
Samuel Pickman House in Salem, Massachusetts
Built sometime between 1665 and 1683, the Pickman House, also known as the Goult-Pickman House, is a historic First Period house in Salem, Massachusetts. According to an article by Sidney… Read more »
Built sometime between 1665 and 1683, the Pickman House, also known as the Goult-Pickman House, is a historic First Period house in Salem, Massachusetts. According to an article by Sidney… Read more »
Built in 1684, the John Ward House is a First Period house in Salem, Massachusetts. The house, located on Brown Street, is a two-and-a-half-story wood clapboard house with a side… Read more »
The William Murray House is a First Period house in Salem, Massachusetts. Built in 1688, the house was constructed for William Murray, who was a cooper and a court clerk… Read more »
Built in 1793-94, the Derby Summer House, also known as the McIntire Tea House, is a historic teahouse on the grounds of Glen Magna Farms in Danvers, Massachusetts. The house… Read more »
The Endicott Pear Tree, located at 100 Endicott Street in Danvers, Massachusetts, is believed to be the oldest living cultivated fruit tree in North America. Tradition states that the tree… Read more »