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The Joseph Hickman House, located on "Cemetery Hill" in Dorchester was designated for its association with the Hickman family, for its association with the ship building industry, for its association…
The Weldon House Hotel is rectangular a two-and-a-half storey Classical Revival commercial building located on Cape Road in Dorchester. Built in circa 1840-1850 as a hotel, it became the Payzant…
The Judge Alfred E. Oulton House in Dorchester is recognized for its association with Alfred E. Oulton. It is probable that the residence was built circa 1880, near the date…
The Marcus Barlow Palmer House is a two-storey Second Empire house located on Water Street near Palmer's Pond in Dorchester. It is one of three remaining houses built by the…
The George Wentworth Chandler House is a rectangular mid-19th century three-storey Second Empire house located on Main Street in Dorchester. It is one of three similar homes in the vicinity…
The Dorchester Pioneer Cemetery is at the base of the hill on which the Dorchester Penitentiary now sits. There is only a small collection of tombstones there, and, though the…