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There are five examples of seventeenth century houses in Salem, also known as "First Period" houses. | There are five examples of seventeenth century houses in Salem still standing, also known as "First Period" houses. | ||
1. Gedney House (1665), 21 High Street | 1. Gedney House (1665), 21 High Street | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:26, 20 June 2018
There are five examples of seventeenth century houses in Salem still standing, also known as "First Period" houses.
1. Gedney House (1665), 21 High Street
2. House of the Seven Gables (1668) 115 Derby Street
3. Jonathan Corwin House [aka the Witch House] (1642-1675), 310 Essex St.
4. Narbonne House (1675), 71 Essex St.
5. John Ward House (c1684), Brown Street
