Wentworth-Gardner House
Built in 1760, this New Hampshire beauty faces the water and was once owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Roger Croft House
This 1913 bungalow sits on a lot previously inhabited by one of Acton’s biggest mansions.
The Meeting House
Built in 1832, the First Meeting House is in Ipswich, Mass.
Plimouth Grist Mill
While this isn’t the actual grist mill made by colonists in the 1600s, this Plymouth location is a working mill that is a replica of the original.
Wakefield House
The Wakefield House is likely the first Mission Revival house in the Northwest, and was designed by a prominent architect who created some of the most well-known landmarks in Spokane, Washington.
Pretty in Pink
Like John Mellencamp said, little pink houses are for you and me.
Condemned Flower House
Is this house haunted? Maybe. But it was definitely a contributor to the downtown historic district in Benicia, California in its better days.
Bedford Town Hall
We’ve voted here; conducted town business here; perched on its stairs to scarf an elephant ear during Bedford Day. Behold this gorgeous Town Hall building in Massachusetts.
Battleship Cove
Battleship Cove in Fall River, Mass., is a non profit museum showcasing five US Navy Historic Landmarks.
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