This home, built in 1782, was the birthplace of Daniel Webster, one of the best-known statesmen of his time. This house offers exhibits on Webster's life, as well as objects from the period. The oldest brick textile mill in the country, the Belknap is now home to exhibits on knitting and mill history. Live demonstrations are offered. In 1652, surveyors employed by Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor John Endicott signed their initials in this rock.
Admission is free.
Open July - August only. This National Historic Site offers visitors a look at the history of farming, equipment, and demonstrations, featuring live animals and scheduled events. A nature trail, cobbler shop, country store and herb garden can also be found there. Open April - October. The home of Christian Science Church founder, Mary Baker Eddy, from 1860 - 1862.