The oldest house in the village, once thought to have been the first house of pioneer Roger Goodspeed. It was proven to have been built by before 1708 by Roger's youngest son Ebenezer Goodspeed (1655-1746)

The oldest house in the village, once thought to have been the first house of pioneer Roger Goodspeed. It was proven to have been built by before 1708 by Roger's youngest son Ebenezer Goodspeed (1655-1746)

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Title:
The oldest house in the village, once thought to have been the first house of pioneer Roger Goodspeed. It was proven to have been built by before 1708 by Roger's youngest son Ebenezer Goodspeed (1655-1746)
Date:
[ca. 1843–2008]
Format:
Photographs
Location:
Marstons Mills Historical Society
Collection (local):
Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection
Subjects:
Houses
Places
Goodspeed
Places:
Massachusetts > Barnstable (county) > Marstons Mills
Extent:
1 photograph
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Notes (ownership):
R. Frazee
Identifier:
MM 0181
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