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Dr. Eliphalet Hull House
Dr. Eliphalet Hull House
814 Hulls Farm Road
Cornelius Hull III built the Hull House in 1763 as a gift to his son, Dr. Eliphalet Hull, a surgeon who graduated from Yale in 1758.
814 Hulls Farm Road
Cornelius Hull III built the Hull House in 1763 as a gift to his son, Dr. Eliphalet Hull, a surgeon who graduated from Yale in 1758.
Benjamin Pomeroy House
Benjamin Pomeroy House
658 Pequot Avenue
The Pomeroy house was designed by prominent local architects Lambert and Bunnell, who built the house in 1869. Mrs. Benjamin Pomeroy, the wife of a wealthy shipping merchant, built the house for…
658 Pequot Avenue
The Pomeroy house was designed by prominent local architects Lambert and Bunnell, who built the house in 1869. Mrs. Benjamin Pomeroy, the wife of a wealthy shipping merchant, built the house for…
Frederick Marquand House
Frederick Marquand House
720 Pequot Road
The Marquand house was built in 1832 by Frederick Marquand. A founder of the Southport Savings Bank in 1854, Marquand gave generously to various philanthropic endeavors, including the Theological…
720 Pequot Road
The Marquand house was built in 1832 by Frederick Marquand. A founder of the Southport Savings Bank in 1854, Marquand gave generously to various philanthropic endeavors, including the Theological…
Francis Perry House
Francis Perry House
678 Pequot Road
The Francis Perry house was built in 1832. Perry bought the land in 1832 from Stephen Osborne, but it is not known who actually built the home. Perry was the president of Southport National Bank and the…
678 Pequot Road
The Francis Perry house was built in 1832. Perry bought the land in 1832 from Stephen Osborne, but it is not known who actually built the home. Perry was the president of Southport National Bank and the…
Henry Williams House
Henry Williams House
518 Round Hill Road
The Henry Williams house was built in 1850 by Henry Williams. Williams was the former carpenter of Annie B. Jennings and his wife taught at the Sherman School.
518 Round Hill Road
The Henry Williams house was built in 1850 by Henry Williams. Williams was the former carpenter of Annie B. Jennings and his wife taught at the Sherman School.
John Perry House
John Perry House
134 Center Street
The Perry house was built in 1882 for Judge John Hoyt Perry. Perry belonged to a prominent family in Southport, his father being a sea captain. The house gained an addition in 1905 and still stands today.
134 Center Street
The Perry house was built in 1882 for Judge John Hoyt Perry. Perry belonged to a prominent family in Southport, his father being a sea captain. The house gained an addition in 1905 and still stands today.
Cobb House
Cobb House
3104 Bronson Road
The Cobb house was built before 1773 by Dr. David Rogers. The house burned down in 1957.
3104 Bronson Road
The Cobb house was built before 1773 by Dr. David Rogers. The house burned down in 1957.
Pomeroy House
Pomeroy House
3171 Bronson Road
The Pomeroy house was built in 1757 by Reverend Seth Pomeroy. After Pomeroy died, ownership passed to Captain David Hubbell who turned it into a store until it was purchased by Reverend William Belden in 1812.
3171 Bronson Road
The Pomeroy house was built in 1757 by Reverend Seth Pomeroy. After Pomeroy died, ownership passed to Captain David Hubbell who turned it into a store until it was purchased by Reverend William Belden in 1812.
Blakeman House
Blakeman House
3113 Bronson Road
The Blakeman house was built in 1822 by Rufus Blakeman and served as a station on the Underground Railroad during abolition days. The house was renovated during the 1930s.
3113 Bronson Road
The Blakeman house was built in 1822 by Rufus Blakeman and served as a station on the Underground Railroad during abolition days. The house was renovated during the 1930s.
Henry Thorp House
Henry Thorp House
81 Sturges Road
The Henry Thorp house was built in 1851 for Henry Sturges Thorp of New York. Thorp used the house as a summer residence. After Thorp died, the property eventually got sold to W. Roscoe Bassick.
81 Sturges Road
The Henry Thorp house was built in 1851 for Henry Sturges Thorp of New York. Thorp used the house as a summer residence. After Thorp died, the property eventually got sold to W. Roscoe Bassick.