Hancock-Clarke House
Revolutionary Legends Converge This home was built for John Hancock’s grandfather, who served as the pastor for the town of Lexington for fifty-five...
Henry Cowan, Father of Black Baptist Churches
The cornerstone of this church honors a foundational figure in North Carolina. Known as the “Father of Black Baptist Churches,” Reverend Harry Cowan...
Major John Buttrick House
Founding Home of Concord The Buttrick family were among the founders of Concord in 1635, with William Buttrick owning 215 acres. Jonathan Buttrick...
Nassau Hall
During the American Revolution, Nassau Hall played a vital role as a military and political site. It was struck by cannon fire during the Battle of...
Hamilton Hall
Named after Alexander Hamilton, this hall was built in 1805 by the Federalists of the area. The location acted as a place for hosting town meetings...
Topeka Cemetery
The Topeka Cemetery, spanning 80 acres and founded in 1859, holds the distinction of being the oldest chartered burial ground in Kansas. Medal of...