Dartmouth
Purchase deed from November 29, 1652 for Old Dartmouth.[14]
The Apponegansett Meeting House, built in 1791, is the oldest Quaker meeting house in southeastern Massachusetts. The site had been used by the Quaker community since at least 1699.
English colonists residing in Old Dartmouth garrisoned at Russell Garrison in June 1675 fearing an attack from the Pokanoket in King Philip's War.
The ship Ann Alexander, built at Russells Mills Village in 1805, was rammed and sunk by a sperm whale bull in 1851.[34]
The former MIT antenna atop Round Hill
A rock wall (dry stone wall) typical of New England, abundant in Dartmouth.
Image taken at Slocum's River Reserve, land purchased by the DNRT and The Trustees of Reservations.[52]
The village of Padanaram, with its bridge in the foreground
Old Southworth Library, Padanaram, 1899
Dartmouth Restaurants
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