This is our past. How should we
preserve in the present for the future?
 Phips Point |
 Family estate of
Governor William Tudor Gardiner, c. 1840-1870 (with
renovations) and site of the birth of Sir William
Phips, first Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony. |
 Samuel Soule, c.
1795 Cape, restored with period additions, Murphy's
Corner Road. |
 Capt. Charles
William Carter home, c. 1810, Nequasset Road and
Route One. |
 Holbrook Barn,
Nequasset Road. |
 Robert White
Tavern, c. 1809, on site where Isaac Smith built
store and tavern in 1760. Tavern also was owned by
Gould Hathorne on the Kennebec River in Day's
Ferry. |
 Major John
Perkins house built in 1789 by Zebulon Smith in Day's Ferry. |
 The Jacob Ames
house, 1786, at Thwing's Point on Kennebec River. |
