Photo Record
Images
Metadata
Catalog Number |
P0064_0554b |
Collection |
Portsmouth Historic District Survey, 1982-1983 |
Title |
93 Pleasant Street, Portsmouth Historic District Survey |
Date |
1982 |
Year Range from |
1950 |
Year Range to |
2000 |
Description |
An 1818 brick building historically referred to as the Treadwell-Jenness House and at this time known as the Elks Home, 93 Pleasant on the corner of Court Street, Portsmouth, NH. Image and report (see link) from the Historic District Survey, 1982-1983, by the Portsmouth Advocates, Inc. According to the report, the "building stands on the site of Sheriff Thomas Packer's house, which perished in the 1813 Fire. It was the home of Ex-Mayor Richard Jenness, later became the Hotel Merrick, and finally (in 1908) the Elks Home, which it remains today." |
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 Court Street Treadwell-Jenness House (Pleasant Street) Elks Home Merrick Hotel |
Subjects |
Historic districts Surveys Architecture, Federal Fraternal lodges Fraternal organizations Elk Statues Hotels Negatives Brick houses |
People |
Jenness family Jenness, Richard, 1801-1872 |