Mather Homestead at Barbara Bissonette blog

Mather Homestead. The mather homestead was built by deacon joseph mather, of middlesex parish, in 1778 during the revolutionary war on land inherited. The mather homestead tells stories of the revolutionary war, about the life and legacy of stephen tyng mather, first director of the national park service, and it was the home. The mather homestead is a historic home in fairfield county. Built about 1835, it is a rare surviving example of a 19th. The mather homestead was built during the revolutionary war as a safe house in a location thought to be far from incoming british soldiers, who raided towns along the connecticut shoreline in order to destroy ammunitions reserves of the continental army and pillage the valuables of the local residents. The mather homestead includes many pieces which are original to the home (late 18th century), pieces acquired over the centuries, and many. Mather homestead, in darien, is named for stephen tyng mather, who laid the foundation of the national park service. The mather homestead is a historic house at 2 mahl avenue in hartford, connecticut. Built in 1778, the home was raided by tories during the revolutionary war.

Built about 1835, it is a rare surviving example of a 19th. The mather homestead was built during the revolutionary war as a safe house in a location thought to be far from incoming british soldiers, who raided towns along the connecticut shoreline in order to destroy ammunitions reserves of the continental army and pillage the valuables of the local residents. The mather homestead is a historic house at 2 mahl avenue in hartford, connecticut. Built in 1778, the home was raided by tories during the revolutionary war. The mather homestead is a historic home in fairfield county. The mather homestead was built by deacon joseph mather, of middlesex parish, in 1778 during the revolutionary war on land inherited. The mather homestead tells stories of the revolutionary war, about the life and legacy of stephen tyng mather, first director of the national park service, and it was the home. The mather homestead includes many pieces which are original to the home (late 18th century), pieces acquired over the centuries, and many. Mather homestead, in darien, is named for stephen tyng mather, who laid the foundation of the national park service.

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Mather Homestead The mather homestead was built by deacon joseph mather, of middlesex parish, in 1778 during the revolutionary war on land inherited. Built about 1835, it is a rare surviving example of a 19th. The mather homestead is a historic house at 2 mahl avenue in hartford, connecticut. Built in 1778, the home was raided by tories during the revolutionary war. The mather homestead was built by deacon joseph mather, of middlesex parish, in 1778 during the revolutionary war on land inherited. The mather homestead includes many pieces which are original to the home (late 18th century), pieces acquired over the centuries, and many. The mather homestead was built during the revolutionary war as a safe house in a location thought to be far from incoming british soldiers, who raided towns along the connecticut shoreline in order to destroy ammunitions reserves of the continental army and pillage the valuables of the local residents. Mather homestead, in darien, is named for stephen tyng mather, who laid the foundation of the national park service. The mather homestead tells stories of the revolutionary war, about the life and legacy of stephen tyng mather, first director of the national park service, and it was the home. The mather homestead is a historic home in fairfield county.