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Hampton - Pine Grove Cemetery view entire gallery Benjamin Brown Rev. John Cotton Rev. Seaborn Cotton Simon Dearborn Rev. Nathaniel Gookin Edward Gove Edward Gove Joseph Hobes Sarah Hobes Miriam Lamprey Abigail Lane Anne Lane Bathsheba Lane Bathsheba Hobie Lane Ebenezer Lane Elizabeth Lane Isaiah Lane Jeremiah Lane John Lane Josiah Lane Josiah Lane Dea. Joshua Lane Joshua Lane Joshua Lane Mary Lane Mary Lane Mary Brewer Lane Samuel Lane Sarah Lane Sarah Webster Lane William Lane William Lane William Lane Thomas Leavitt Abigail Marston Capt. Jeremiah Marston Jeremiah T. Marston General Jonathan Moulton Sarah Moulton Joseph Palmer Dorothy Smith Colonel Joseph Smith Robert Smith Amos Towle

More History in Hampton Benjamin James House 186 Towle Farm Rd. Built in 1723 and recognized as a true "first period" colonial home. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open the third Sunday of the month from May to October from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Group tours can be accommodated at other times. Hampton Historical Society & Tuck Museum 40 Park Ave Home of the Hampton Historical Society, the Tuck Museum is composed of several buildings including the Farm Museum, Fire Museum, School, Tuck Building, Millstones and Monuments. Open year round Sun, Weds, Fri 1 to 4 PM. Hampton Historians, Inc. 3 Thomsen Road Hampton, NH 03842 Reuben Lamprey Homestead 416 Winnacunnet Rd. Colonial home. Reuben Lamprey built this house and barn about 1760. Private residence. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. If you know of an historic place to visit in Hampton , please submit it to jenn@gravematter.com Find more museums in New Hampshire