Historic New England Coffin House

The Historic New England Coffin House, located in Haverhill, MA, is a well-preserved example of a 17th century New England home. Built in 1678, it was originally owned by Tristram Coffin, one of the original English settlers of the area. The house has since been passed down through many generations and is now a National Historic Landmark.

Today, visitors can explore this beautifully restored home and learn about the daily lives and customs of early New England settlers. The Coffin House offers guided tours that highlight the architectural features of the home, as well as the family's history and daily life, giving visitors a glimpse into the past.

This historic home is an important destination for tourists and visitors as it provides a unique and immersive experience of early New England life. It is a perfect place for families to come and learn about the history of the area together. With its well-maintained gardens and informative guided tours, the Coffin House is a must-visit for anyone interested in colonial history and architecture.

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