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Where the late US Supreme Court Justice lived
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You can arrange tours of the town here, and also find out about Harriot Jacobs, the young slave who hid for 7 years in the house of her grandmother, a freedwoman, before escaping to freedom.
Dates to 1736 with some historical dignitaries laid to rest in the cemetery.
The original structure, dating from 1767.
Built by Francis Corbin in 1758.
Presentation on Penelope Barker and good views of the harbor.
Believed to be the last existing example of a rectangular lighthouse with a screw-pile base (screwed directly into the bedrock of the bay, in other words).