1. Home of Lauchlan Crocker (1895-1945), son of Zenas Crocker IV, of an old Barnstable family. This Prince Avenue house was built in 1830 Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1920 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
2. Home of whaling captain Oliver Alton Crocker (1825-1898) on the east side of the church. Built in 1853 Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1853–2012] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
3. The John Hamblin house on School Street overlooks the Hamblin bogs. It was built about 1828 of parts that may date back to the 18th century by yeoman farmer Reuben... Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
4. Round Pond Crocker homestead Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1888 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
5. The Zenas Crocker IV house was built in 1880 by Stephen Crocker Hamblin (1851-1881) for Abel Makepeace. The house was later the home of Zenas Crocker IV (1864-1963),... Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
6. Jedidiah Jones's bog, showing boxes of cranberries stacked at the side Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
7. After WW1, Maurice & Adelaide Klouse of Brookline built a summer home on 70 acres on Mystic Lake, calling it Camp Adelaide. It was sold in 1907 to Abraham Lincoln... Format: Postcards/Cards Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1950–1959] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
8. Arthur B. Marston (1797-1888) built this Cape Cod cottage in 1819 on the hilltop above the fulling mill Format: Postcards/Cards Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
9. The Burgess house, built in 1823, a garden showcase in the mid 20th century Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
10. The Cammetts lived in this full Cape Cod house built by Asa Hinckley about 1811 Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
11. Capt. Joseph Crocker homestead in Pondsville, built about 1840 Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1860–1930] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
12. Capt. Josiah Hamblin house, built 1842 Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
13. Capt. Seth Weeks (1803-1887), the last survivor of the Essex, died in this house just over the Osterville line Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1887 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
14. Charles Bassett house 1910, the post office c. 1854 Format: Postcards/Cards Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1910 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
15. 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 built in Greek Revival style in 1861 by... Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1970–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
16. The Deacon Thomas Jones homestead was built before 1857 by Jones (1823-1896), a yeoman farmer whose Quaker ancestor Ralph Jones first settled nearby in the 17th century Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
17. Ecology II house Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1973 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
18. The Ellis Hamblin (1806-1871) homestead was built in 1838 on the west side of River Road Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
19. Full Cape Cod house built about 1830 on Old Falmouth Road by Capt. George Allyn Format: Photographs; Prints Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: [ca. 1843–2008] Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society
20. The Goodspeed homestead was built in classic Federal style about 1792, and once welcomed travelers as an inn. The last farmer, Henry Goodspeed (1834-1876) was a... Format: Photographs Collection: Marstons Mills Historical Society Photograph Collection Date: 1980 Institution: Marstons Mills Historical Society