Gorham Hubbard
American
Gorham Hubbard was a wealthy Boston stockbroker and the grandson of Henry Hubbard, Governor of New Hampshire. - AsNotedIn
Gorham Hubbard was a wealthy Boston stockbroker and the grandson of Henry Hubbard, Governor of New Hampshire. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1872/00/00 | Anne Hubbard and her children move back to 210 Beacon Street. In mid-1873, Anne, her children and her sister, Miss Ellen Frothingham, will travel abroad. | Home | 210 Beacon | Beacon Street Back Bay | |||
| 1938/00/00 | Philemon Dickenson deeds Mt Aventine, "also called Chapman's Landing or Chapman's Fishing Landing," to Gorham Hubbard. Hubbard owns Oak Grove, which he extensively rehabilitated, and will use Mt Aventine as a part-time residence, hunting and farm. | Home | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park | |||
| 1954/00/00 | Gorham Hubbard advertises for sale a 500 acre Potomac River Estate with 7000 ft of riverfront: Early American brick and stone, 3-story and basement asbestos shingle roof dwelling on a high knoll with magnificent view over Potomac River and Virginia shore | Home | Mount Aventine | Chapman State Park |
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