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1. Home of Lauchlan Crocker (1895-1945), son of Zenas Crocker IV, of an old Barnstable family. This Prince Avenue house was built...

2. Home of whaling captain Oliver Alton Crocker (1825-1898) on the east side of the church. Built in 1853

3. Jedidiah Jones's half Cape Cod house, built in 1814

4. The John Hamblin house on School Street overlooks the Hamblin bogs. It was built about 1828 of parts that may date back to the...

5. The Zenas Crocker IV house was built in 1880 by Stephen Crocker Hamblin (1851-1881) for Abel Makepeace. The house was later the...

6. After WW1, Maurice & Adelaide Klouse of Brookline built a summer home on 70 acres on Mystic Lake, calling it Camp Adelaide. It...

7. Arthur B. Marston (1797-1888) built this Cape Cod cottage in 1819 on the hilltop above the fulling mill

8. The Burgess house, built in 1823, a garden showcase in the mid 20th century

9. The Cammetts lived in this full Cape Cod house built by Asa Hinckley about 1811

10. Capt. Joseph Crocker homestead in Pondsville, built about 1840

11. Capt. Josiah Hamblin house, built 1842

12. Capt. Seth Weeks (1803-1887), the last survivor of the Essex, died in this house just over the Osterville line

13. Charles Bassett house 1910, the post office c. 1854

14. The core of the David Jones house on Rosa Lane may have been built in 1811 by Cornelius Jones. The house as seen today was...

15. The Deacon Thomas Jones homestead was built before 1857 by Jones (1823-1896), a yeoman farmer whose Quaker ancestor Ralph Jones...

16. Ecology II house

17. The Ellis Hamblin (1806-1871) homestead was built in 1838 on the west side of River Road

18. Full Cape Cod house built about 1830 on Old Falmouth Road by Capt. George Allyn

19. The Goodspeed homestead was built in classic Federal style about 1792, and once welcomed travelers as an inn. The last farmer,...

20. Home of the famous botanist Stephen F. Hamblin (1884-1964) at Long Pond. Stephen was a Harvard professor of landscape...