GOVERNOR BELLINGHAM - CARY HOUSE A LIVING MONUMENT TO THE HISTORY OF CHELSEA

	Sketch from 1850
	LOCATION:
	34 Parker Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150
	Tours by special arrangement and at announced times

Situated on a knoll at 34 Parker Street, on the southeastern slope of Powderhorn Hill, sits a museum of early Americana dating back over 300 years. The house was built in 1659 by one of the founders of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and tells of the courage and fortitude of our young nation, to exist and create a way of life.

Selected articles from the CHELSEA HISTORICAL SOCIETY WEBSITE

Governor Bellingham - Cary House History of the Cary Family From Townsend to Cary Farm

	THE BELLINGHAM - CARY HOUSE Approx: 1890
THE BELLINGHAM - CARY HOUSE TODAY
	CARY HOUSE Built: 1659 Remodeled: 1791