Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
P0007_51_01 |
Collection |
Arthur I. Harriman Photograph |
Title |
The Newmarch House |
Date |
circa 1935 |
Year Range from |
1900 |
Year Range to |
1950 |
Description |
The Newmarch House at 33-35 Deer Street, Portsmouth, NH. Also known as the 1705 House, the Newmarch House was built by John Newmarch, who also built a building next door called the Deer Tavern. It was from the Deer Tavern (advertised by the sign of a deer) that the street derived its name. During the Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project (1967-1972), the 1705 house was dismantled and moved to mid-coast Maine where it was incorporated into a dwelling home. |
Photographer |
Harriman, Arthur I. (Portsmouth) |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Print size |
3.5" x 2.5" |
Search Terms |
Newmarch House, also known as the 1705 House (Deer Street) North End (Portsmouth, NH) Deer Street Hill, The (Portsmouth) Vaughan Street Urban Renewal Project In and Around Old Portsmouth: Historical Facts and Shrines (Arthur I. Harriman) |
Subjects |
Building relocation Urban renewal |
People |
Newmarch, John |