Site of John C. Mason's Dwelling House

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John C. Mason, native of S.C., came to Putnam Co. from Hancock Co. with his wife Abigail and several small children. He bought this lot, Square E lot 4, on the first day lots were sold in Eatonton, April ...

Dwelling House/Cow House 1754

(reconstructed)

Within weeks of their first arrival, the Brothers found the need to build a guesthouse for the "strangers" who came to seek the services of the doctor, lawyer and tradesmen. However, this particular structure was converted into a "house" for ...

Well-House

William Dayton Rosencrantz, his children William Dayton, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth, and second wife Bessie posed (circa 1890) in front of the well-house which provided water for the Rosencrantz family and for travelers on Franklin Turnpike. The well-house harmonized with ...

Stubbs-Caldwell House

C. 1874

Built by Richard B. stubbs, this is one of the few buildings which have gables attached to the facade, giving it a Victorian Gothic element. The one story angled porch follows the configuration of the facade and bay window, ...

Lowell Damon House

In 1844, Oliver Damon, wheelwright and cabinet-maker, migrated from New Hampshire to what is now Wauwatosa. He and his son-in-law, Jonathon Warren, built this house using oak and black walnut from land he purchased in 1841. In 1846 Damon’s son, ...

The Weller House

Has been placed on the

National Register of Historic Places

By the United States Department of the Interior

[Statement of Significance: 1886; Frame; clapboarding; 2 1/2 stories; modified rectangle; hipped roof with hipped dormers; interior and exterior chimneys; bracketed cornice; south entrance porch ...

1788 Wells Log House

Constructed by Alexander Wells at

65 Washington St., Buffaloe, Virginia

(present day Third St.,

Wellsburg, West Virginia)

The Wells Log House was, and is, in the

“National Register of Historic Places”

District of Wellsburg (registered 1981)

The four room/two floor log house

has a “turkey breast” design fireplace

in ...

Hopewell Friends Meeting House

One mile west

Meeting established 1734

since which time

regular religious services

have been held

* Erected 1934 *

Marker is at the intersection of Martinsburg Turnpike (U.S. 11) and Hopewell Road (County Route 672), on the right when traveling south on Martinsburg Turnpike.

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Well House

In the summer of 1867 four wells were dug on the Fort Hays grounds. The one before you serviced the post hospital. These wells provided limited quantities of water. Periodic contamination rendered the water undrinkable.

As a result Big Creek became ...

Llewellyn Park Gatehouse

1 Parkway

West Orange, New Jersey

Designated an

Historic Landmark

by the

West Orange Historic

Preservation Commission

Marker is at the intersection of Park Avenue and Park Avenue, on the right when traveling west on Park Avenue.

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