Signers of the Declaration
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- Historic Places Commemorating the Signing of the Declaration of Independence
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1. Front matter2. Signers of the Declaration3. Foreword4. Preface5. Part One Signers of the Declaration: Historical Background6. Part Two Signers of the Declaration: Biographical Sketches7. John Adams8. Samuel Adams9. Josiah Bartlett10. Carter Braxton11. Charles Carroll12. Samuel Chase13. Abraham Clark14. George Clymer15. William Ellery16. William Floyd17. Benjamin Franklin18. Elbridge Gerry19. Button Gwinnett20. Lyman Hall21. John Hancock22. Benjamin Harrison23. John Hart24. Joseph Hewes25. Thomas Heyward, Jr.26. William Hooper27. Stephen Hopkins28. Francis Hopkinson29. Samuel Huntington30. Thomas Jefferson31. Francis Lightfoot Lee32. Richard Henry Lee33. Francis Lewis34. Philip Livingston35. Thomas Lynch, Jr.36. Thomas McKean37. Arthur Middleton38. Lewis Morris39. Robbert Morris40. John Morton41. Thomas Nelson, Jr.42. William Paca43. Robert Treat Paine44. John Penn45. George Read46. Caesar Rodney47. George Ross48. Benjamin Rush49. Edward Rutledge50. Roger Sherman51. James Smith52. Richard Stockton53. Thomas Stone54. George Taylor55. Matthew Thornton56. George Walton57. William Whipple58. William Williams59. James Wilson60. John Witherspoon61. Oliver Wolcott62. George Wythe63. Part Three Signers of the Declaration: Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings64. Huntington Birthplace, Connecticut ∆65. Huntington House, Connecticut ⊗66. Williams Birthplace, Connecticut ⊗67. Williams House, Connecticut ∆68. Wolcott House, Connecticut ∆69. The White House, District of Columbia ∆70. College Hill, Georgia ∆71. Meadow Garden, Georgia ⊗72. Tabby Cottage, Georgia ⊗73. Whipple Birthplace, Maine ⊗74. Carroll Mansion, Maryland75. Carrollton Manor, Maryland ⊗76. Chase-Lloyd House, Maryland ∆77. Deshon-Caton-Carroll House, Maryland ⊗78. Doughoregan Manor, Maryland ∆79. Habre-de-Venture, Maryland ∆80. Paca House, Maryland ∆81. Peggy Stewart House, Maryland82. Adams (John) Birthplace, Massachusetts ∆83. Adams (John Quincy) Birthplace, Massachusetts ∆84. Adams National Historic Site, Massachusetts ☑85. Elmwood, Massachusetts ∆86. Gerry Birthplace, Massachusetts ⊗87. Hancock-Clarke House, Massachusetts ∆88. Bartlett House, New Hampshire ∆89. Moffatt-Ladd House, New Hampshire ∆90. Thornton House, New Hampshire ∆91. Hopkinson House, New Jersey ∆92. Maybury Hill, New Jersey ∆93. Morven, New Jersey ∆94. President’s House, New Jersey ∆95. Tusculum, New Jersey ⊗96. Floyd Birthplace (Fire Island National Seashore), New York ☑97. General Floyd House, New York ∆98. Iredell House, North Carolina ⊗99. Nash-Hooper House, North Carolina ∆100. Independence National Historical Park, Pennsylvania ☑101. Parsons-Taylor House, Pennsylvania ⊗102. Shippen-Wistar House, Pennsylvania ⊗103. Summerseat, Pennsylvania ∆104. Taylor House, Pennsylvania ∆105. Governor Hopkins House, Rhode Island ∆106. Heyward-Washington House, South Carolina ∆107. Hopsewee-on-the-Santee, South Carolina ∆108. Middleton Place, South Carolina ∆109. Rutledge House, South Carolina ∆110. Berkeley, Virginia ∆111. Elsing Green, Virginia ∆112. Menokin, Virginia ∆113. Monticello, Virginia ∆114. Mount Airy, Virginia ∆115. Nelson House (Colonial National Historical Park), Virginia ☑116. Poplar Forest, Virginia ∆117. Stratford Hall, Virginia ∆118. Tuckahoe, Virginia ∆119. Wythe House, Virginia ∆120. Appendix The Declaration and Its History121. History of the Document122. Suggested Reading123. Criteria for Selection of Historic Sites of National Significance124. Acknowledgments125. Art and Picture Credits126. Index