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The Apponagansett Meeting House, a plain shingled 1790 Quaker meeting house on a grassy rise.
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Historic Sites in Dartmouth, MA

43 listings across 5 villages

Settled in the 1650s and incorporated in 1664, Dartmouth once stretched from Westport to Fairhaven. What survives is scattered along the old roads: meeting houses, mills, cemeteries, farmhouses and the village centers themselves. Listings here are places you can see from a public way or visit; the History section tells the longer story.

Historic Sites in HixvilleAbout Hixville

Historic Sites in North DartmouthAbout North Dartmouth

Historic Sites in Russells MillsAbout Russells Mills

Historic Sites in Smith MillsAbout Smith Mills

Historic Sites in South DartmouthAbout South Dartmouth

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