Bellingham-Cary House

Bellingham-Cary House is an historic house at 34 Parker Street in Chelsea, Massachusetts. The house was built in 1659 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. It was built by Richard Bellingham, who was governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for three terms starting in 1641. The house was used as his summer house until his death in 1672. It has been owned and operated as a museum by the Gov. Bellingham~Cary House Associati... More
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Area:

  • 0.0048564 km² (0.0018751 mi² )

Opened:

  • 1659

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Also known as:

  • Bellingham-Cary House, Chelsea

Listed Site

Designation as Natural or Cultural Site:

Designation Date Listed
  • Sep 6, 1974
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Architecture

Address

Bellingham-Cary House Address

34 Parker St.
Chelsea Massachusetts
United States of America
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Location

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  • 42.39838
  • -71.02846
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Significant Year:

  • 1659
  • 1750
  • 1791
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