Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
P0064_0574b |
Collection |
Portsmouth Historic District Survey, 1982-1983 |
Title |
383 Pleasant Street, Portsmouth Historic District Survey |
Date |
1982 |
Year Range from |
1950 |
Year Range to |
2000 |
Description |
A circa 1800 residence known historically as the Charles Blunt House at 383 Pleasant Street on the corner of Meeting House Hill, Portsmouth, NH. Image and report (see link) from the Historic District Survey, 1982-1983, by the Portsmouth Advocates, Inc. According to the report, Charles Blunt was the original owner, and by the 1840s to 1850s, a Capt. March lived there. March built clipper ships including the Franklin Peirce, the Frank Jones, and the Granite State. |
Photographer |
Openo, Woodard Dorr |
Object Name |
Negative, Roll Film |
Multimedia Files |
Click here for the Historic District Survey report. |
Search Terms |
Portsmouth Advocates Portsmouth Historic District Survey, 1982-1983 Pleasant Street South End (Portsmouth) Meeting House Hill Blunt, Charles House (Pleasant Street) |
Subjects |
Historic districts Surveys Porticoes (Porches) Dormers Architecture, Federal Hip roofs Negatives |
People |
Blunt family Blunt, Charles E., 1768-1823 March family |