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Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1754/00/00 Robert Hooper Sr Home A grand summer homes is built on Sylvan Street in Danvers, Massachusetts, for Robert Hooper.
1774/06/00 Gen Thomas Gage Home Governor Gage makes the Lindens his home from June to September of 1774. As the residence of the British Governor, the Lindens will become the headquarters of the Loyalist cause in the Bay Colony.
1776/00/00 Robert Hooper Sr Life The front door of the Lindens is shot at by a musket just before the American Revolution. Robert Hooper is a Tory, loyal to the British.
1798/09/00 Hooper heirs sell The Lindens to Judge Benjamin Collins from Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
1820/00/00 Judge Benjamin Collins dies. His body, reportedly, will lay in state in his front hallway for a month before burial.
1860/00/00 Francis Peabody Jr of Danvers Home Francis Peabody buys the Lindens and puts the house in thorough repair and builds additional wings.
1869/00/00 George Peabody Guest George Peabody, the merchant philanthropist, visits his relative Francis at the Lindens.
1933/00/00 Antiques dealers, Israel Sack and Leon David, buy the Lindens for about $10,000. Sack will soon sell a paneled drawing room to the Kansas City Museum.
1934/08/00 George Maurice Morris and Miriam Morris, who are seeking a period house to showcase their collection of early American furniture, buy the Lindens from Israel Sack for about $14,000.
1937/00/00 Walter M Macomber Architect Mr and Mrs Morris remove several wings added by Francis Peabody and rebuild Hooper House in Washington, DC. The painstaking restoration to near original condition includes reproducing lost paneling.

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Particulars for The Lindens:
Architectural Style American Colonial
Area of Significance Architecture
Criteria Architecture-Engineering
Sight Category Building
Criteria Exemplar
Architectural Style Georgian Architecture
Attribute Moved property
Historic Use Single dwelling
Area of Significance Social History



US National Registry of Historic Places Data »

Accurate at time of registration:

PLACE DETAILS
Registry Name:
Registry Address:
Registry Number: 69000297
Resource Type:
Owner: Private
Architect: unknown
Architectural Style: Colonial
CULTURAL DETAILS
Level of Significance: State
Area of Significance: Architecture, Social history
Applicable Criteria: Event, Architecture-Engineering
Criteria Consideration: Moved property
Period of Significance: 1750-1799
Significant Year: 1754, 1935
Historic Function: Domestic
Historic Sub-Function: Single dwelling
Current Function: Domestic
Current Sub-Function: Single dwelling

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