| Photographs of Shannon Door, Brook Bank and Dolloffs Barn |
Photograph |
| Series of maps and descriptions of early homes |
Document |
| Write-up of "Early Homes on the Five Mile Circuit" exhibit at Jackson Historical Society - 1998 |
Article |
| History of the Sutton House by Alice Pepper |
Article |
| Photographs of Hayes Farm, Fernald (now Peppers), Rufus Pinkham, Grandfather Meserve's Cider mill |
Photograph |
| Article in "Valley Fun" - April, 1999 on Wigglesworth House located on Thorn Hill Road |
Article |
| Photograph of the Panno Place located on Cross Road in Dundee - burned in 1937 |
Photograph |
| Photograph of "The Boulders" the Oliver Ditson house which was located on Valley Cross Road. A large |
Photograph |
| stylish house which was destroyed by fire. Seven additional photographs - Water Tower; dining room; views |
| Photograph of "High Winds" home of Arthur & Isabel Gale on Carter Notch Road |
Photograph |
| 2 photographs of the "New Parsonage" on Carter Notch Road built in 1905 or 1906. One taken 1n 1917 shows |
Photograph |
| building where present upper drive is located that was used as a transfer kitchen by Wentworth Hall when |
| serving meals on dining areas built over Ja |
| 2 photographs of the Burgess house - 1 very early when known as the Highland Farm owned by Ephraim |
Photograph |
| Meserve; 1 later, but still early. House has been added to. |
| Report on talk given by Mary Ellen Barnes on historic homes with suggestions to guide Planning Board on |
Article |
| master plan for Jackson - June 1982 |
| History of the Fitz Cottage built c1888 and the Fitz family. This large historic home is listed in Bryant Tolles' |
Document |
| book "Summer Cottages in the White Mountains". |
| House now owned by Ron Pelletier on Route i6 about 100 yards north of Junction of Route 16A. House built |
Photograph |
| c.1888 by Henry Hiltz Hefler. Hefler was born in Nova Scotia in 1825 and died in Jackson in 1906. Owner |
| previous to Pelletier was Ralph Wentworth |
| History of the original homestead now part of the Thompson House Eatery restaurant. The house has unique |
Document |
| construction details that indicate it may have been built as early as 1790. Also refer to the Society's |
| publication "The Oldest Houses in Jackson - |
| Photograph of General William C. Wentworth's birthplace - 4 miles north of Jackaon |
Photograph |
| Photograph of General Wentworth |
Photograph |
| Article in "The Irregular" about castle and Countess de Bninska - September 21, 1988 featuring the Christmas |
Article |
| card sent from the Countess to Charlotte Haskell in 1965 |
| 2 photographs of interior rooms |
Article |
| Photograph of General Wentworth, his wife and wife's father Joshua Trickey in parlor of Castle. Located in |
Photograph |
| Offering brochure by Sotheby Parke Bernet for sale of Castle in 1982 at an offering price of $395,000 |
Brochure |
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