Ambrose Gale House in Marblehead, Massachusetts
Built in 1663, the Ambrose Gale House is the oldest house in Marblehead, Massachusetts. It is a two-story First Period home located at 17 Franklin Street. In the 19th century,… Read more »
Category: Colonial Era
William Hathorne
William Hathorne was a judge, politician, Speaker of the General Court, and Commissioner for the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Hathorne was the father of Salem Witch Trials Judge John Hathorne and… Read more »
The Gedney House and Cox House in Salem, Massachusetts
The Gedney House and Cox House are historic houses on High Street in Salem, Massachusetts. They are located on the same plot of land, which was originally owned by the… Read more »
General Israel Putnam House in Danvers, Massachusetts
Built in 1648, the General Israel Putnam House is a historic first-period house in Danvers, Massachusetts. The house is a 2 1/2-story Colonial-style house with clapboard siding and a gable… Read more »
Redd’s Pond in Marblehead, Massachusetts
Redd’s Pond is a pond in Marblehead, Massachusetts. It was named after Salem Witch Trials victim Wilmot Redd. At the time of her arrest in 1692, Redd lived in a… Read more »