Famous Properties in Massachusetts – Page 2

The Homes Seen On TV database documents 13 famous properties in Massachusetts, each independently sourced and verified, including Hampshire House (Cheers Beacon Hill), Eustis Estate, House of the Seven Gables, Emily Dickinson Homestead.

Amherst (1)

Emily Dickinson Homestead

📍 Amherst, Massachusetts

Emily Dickinson Homestead — in Main Street, Amherst [FACT-1569]; built in 1813 [FACT-1570].

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Boston (1)

Hampshire House (Cheers Beacon Hill)

📍 Boston, Massachusetts
🏛 Georgian Revival

Hampshire House (Cheers Beacon Hill) — in the Georgian Revival style [FACT-3018].

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Concord (1)

Orchard House

📍 Concord, Massachusetts

Orchard House — in Concord [FACT-0954]; built in c. 1690-1720 [FACT-0956].

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Easton (1)

Ames Mansion (Knives Out)

🎬 Knives Out
📍 Easton, Massachusetts
🏛 Late Gothic Revival, Georgian, Colonial Revival

Ames Mansion (Knives Out) — a verified famous property.

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Gloucester (1)

Hammond Castle

📍 Gloucester, Massachusetts
🏛 Medieval-style castle (mixed medieval and Renaissance European architecture)

Hammond Castle — a verified famous property.

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Lenox (2)

Ventfort Hall

📍 Lenox, Massachusetts
📐 Rotch & Tilden

Ventfort Hall — designed by Rotch & Tilden [FACT-1130].

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The Mount

📍 Lenox, Massachusetts
📐 Edith Wharton (with architects Ogden Codman, Jr. and Francis L.V. Hoppin)
🏛 Georgian Revival / Classical (Italian and French influences)

The Mount — designed by Edith Wharton (with architects Ogden Codman, Jr. and Francis L.V. Hoppin) [FACT-0618].

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Lincoln (1)

Gropius House

📍 Lincoln, Massachusetts
📐 Walter Gropius
🏛 Modern Movement / International Style

Gropius House — designed by Walter Gropius [FACT-0229]; built in 1938 [FACT-0230]; in the Modern Movement / International Style style [FACT-0231]; designat…

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