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Plymouth in 1622[1] | Frontispiece |
PORTLAND |
White Head, Cushing Island | 55 |
Deering’s Woods | 59 |
Showing brook which the soldiers had to ford in the fight with the Indians in 1689. |
First Parish Church | 63 |
Containing the Mowatt cannon-ball. |
The Birthplace of Longfellow | 67 |
Henry W. Longfellow | 73 |
N. P. Willis | 77 |
RUTLAND |
Dr. Cutler’s Church and Parsonage at Ipswich Hamlet, 1787[2] | 83 |
View of Rutland Street[3] | 85 |
Manasseh Cutler[4] | 91 |
Nathan Dane[5] | 92 |
Rufus Putnam[6] | 95 |
Site of Marietta and Harmar, 1788[7] | 101 |
The “Central Tree”[8] | 103 |
The Old Rutland Inn[9] | 104 |
View of Rutland Centre from Muschopauge Hill[10] | 107 |
British Barracks[11] | 112 |
The Rufus Putnam House[12] | 114 |
SALEM |
Governor Endicott’s Sun-Dial and Sword[13] | 122 |
The First Meeting-House, 1634–39[14] | 123 |
Governor Simon Bradstreet[15] | 125 |
Governor John Endicott[16] | 126 |
The Pickering Fireback[17] | 128 |
Old Cradle[18] | 131 |
The Roger Williams’ or “Witch House”[19] | 137 |
Witch Pins[20] | 142 |
Timothy Pickering | 153 |
Some Old Doorways[21] | 155 |
Bowditch Desk and Quadrant[22] | 158 |
William H. Prescott | 160 |
Nathaniel Hawthorne | 163 |
From an engraving from a painting by C. G. Thompson. |
Nathaniel Hawthorne—Birthplace of Hawthorne—House of the Seven Gables—Grimshawe House—The Old Town Pump[23] | 165 |
Seal of the City of Salem[24] | 166 |
BOSTON |
Succory or “Boston Weed” | 167 |
Trinity Church[25] | 169 |
Boston in 1757 | 172 |
From a drawing by Governor Pownall. |
“Old Corner Bookstore”[26] | 175 |
Oliver Wendell Holmes | 177 |
Public Library | 179 |
Map of Boston in 1722 | 180 |
Charles Sumner | 182 |
Phillips Brooks | 184 |
Faneuil Hall in the 18th Century | 189 |
Governor Thomas Hutchinson | 190 |
From a portrait in possession of the Massachusetts Historical Society, once the property of Jonathan Mayhew. |
The Old South Church in its Present Condition. Built in 1729 | 193 |
Old State House | 197 |
James Otis | 199 |
Samuel Adams | 201 |
Boston Massacre | 203 |
From a painting by A. Chappel. |
Landing of British Troops at Boston, 1768 | 205 |
Map of Boston in 1775 | 206 |
The Frog Pond on the Common as it now Appears | 209 |
Seal of the City of Boston | 210 |
CAMBRIDGE |
Harvard College Gate | 213 |
Home of Longfellow | 215 |
“The Muses’ Factories.”—Lowell | 221 |
Statue of John Harvard and Memorial Hall, Harvard College | 225 |
Holworthy Hall, Harvard College | 229 |
Home of Lowell | 231 |
Washington Elm | 233 |
James Russell Lowell | 235 |
Gymnasium, Harvard College | 237 |
William E. Russell | 240 |
CONCORD |
Concord River, by Thoreau’s Landing | 245 |
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1858) | 252 |
From a sketch by Rowse. |
The Light at the Bridge[27] | 255 |
Redrawn from Ralph Earle’s sketch of 1775. |
The Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775 | 263 |
From an old print. |
Muskets of Captain John Parker | 266 |
The Minute-Man[28] | 269 |
French’s first statue. |
Hawthorne’s Old Manse | 274 |
Revolutionary Inn[29] | 277 |
Henry Thoreau (1857)[30] | 280 |
Graves of the Emerson Family | 283 |
Home of Emerson | 287 |
A. Bronson Alcott (1875)[31] | 292 |
Louise M. Alcott | 295 |
Seal of the City of Concord | 297 |
PLYMOUTH |
Facsimile of a Page from Governor Bradford’s Manuscript, “Plimoth Plantation” | 301 |
The original is now in the Boston State House. |
Pulpit Rock, Clarke’s Island[32] | 302 |
The Early Norman Doorway at Austerfield Church | 305 |
The Old Fort and First Meeting-House, on Burial Hill, 1621[33] | 307 |
Governor Edward Winslow[34] | 313 |
The Harbor[35] | 321 |
Plymouth in 1622[36] | 323 |
The “Mayflower” in Plymouth Harbor[37] | 333 |
From the painting by W. F. Halsall, in Pilgrim Hall. |
The Old Colony Seal | 334 |
The Landing of the Fathers, Plymouth, December 22, 1620 | 335 |
Copied from an old painting on glass. |
The Fuller Cradle | 337 |
An Old English Spinning-Wheel | 338 |
The Doten House, 1660[38] | 339 |
The oldest house in Plymouth. |
The Grave of Dr. Francis Le Barran, the Nameless Nobleman[39] | 342 |
Seal of the City of Plymouth | 343 |
CAPE COD TOWNS |
The Beach, Falmouth[40] | 347 |
Map of Cape Cod Section[41] | 349 |
Provincetown | 355 |
Wharves at Provincetown | 359 |
Provincetown in 1839 | 363 |
From an old drawing. |
Highland Light | 371 |
Oyster Point, Wellfleet | 373 |
Bishop and Clerk Light, Hyannis | 376 |
Old Windmill, Eastham | 378 |
Ruins of the Chatham Light | 383 |
Life-Saving Station at Wellfleet | 386 |
Bass River Bridge, South Yarmouth | 387 |
Barnstable Inn | 389 |
Bird’s-eye View of Falmouth[42] | 395 |
The Village Green[43] | 397 |
Shirick’s Pond, Falmouth[44] | 399 |
The Whale-Ship “Commodore Morris” and the Falmouth Captains who Sailed in Her[45] | 401 |
DEERFIELD |
Old Deerfield Street, 1671–1898 | 405 |
Frary House, 1698 | 408 |
Oldest in the county. |
Third Meeting-House, 1695–1729 | 419 |
(Old Indian house on the right.) |
Parson Williams’s House | 421 |
Built by the town, 1707—standing 1898. |
Door of “Old Indian House” Hacked by Indians | 423 |
Now in Memorial Hall. |
Tombstones of Rev. John Williams and his Wife | 425 |
Stephen Williams, 1693–1782 | 428 |
A captive of February 29, 1703–4. |
George Fuller, 1822–1884 | 437 |
Buffet from “Parson Williams’s” House | 439 |
Now in Memorial Hall. |
NEWPORT |
The Old Stone Mill | 445 |
Newport in 1795[46] | 447 |
George Berkeley, Dean of Derry[47] | 451 |
Whitehall, the Berkeley Residence, Built 1729 | 453 |
“Purgatory”[48] | 457 |
Rochambeau’s Headquarters[49] | 459 |
Life Mask of Washington[50] | 463 |
Made by Houdon in 1785. |
The Parsonage of Mrs. Stowe’s “Minister’s Wooing”[51] | 466 |
Doorway of Old House on Thames Street[52] | 468 |
General Nathanael Greene[53] | 471 |
From one of Malbone’s best miniatures. |
Seal of the City of Newport | 473 |
PROVIDENCE |
View of Providence | 477 |
From the south. |
Roger Williams Received by the Indians | 479 |
From a design by A. H. Wray. |
The Roger Williams Monument | 483 |
Stephen Hopkins[54] | 490 |
Brown University | 493 |
Francis Wayland | 499 |
The Capitol | 503 |
Seal of the City of Providence | 506 |
HARTFORD |
Main Street | 509 |
Old Center Burying-Ground | 513 |
The Charter Oak | 520 |
Old State House, now City Hall | 529 |
Built in 1794. |
Statue of Israel Putnam | 539 |
J. Q. A. Ward, sculptor. |
Keney Memorial Tower[55] | 541 |
The Capitol | 543 |
Soldiers’ Memorial Arch | 545 |
Harriet Beecher Stowe | 546 |
Dr. Horace Bushnell | 547 |
From a crayon drawing by S. W. Rowse. |
J. Hammond Trumbull, LL.D. | 549 |
Arms of the City of Hartford | 551 |
NEW HAVEN |
Temple Street | 555 |
John Davenport | 557 |
From a portrait in possession of Yale College. |
Roger Sherman[56] | 561 |
Photographed from statue on the east front of the Capitol at Hartford. |
Judges’ Cave | 567 |
A Humane Enemy | 571 |
Phelps Hall | 573 |
Osborn Hall | 577 |
The Art Building | 579 |
Noah Webster[57] | 581 |
Eli Whitney | 583 |
East Rock Park | 585 |
Seal of the City of New Haven | 586 |