United States Massachusetts Cambridge

Cooper-Frost-Austin House

A historic U.S. home, one of the country’s oldest, built circa 1681, showcasing typical New England colonial architecture.
  • 21 Linnaean Street

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The Cooper-Frost-Austin House, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is one of the city's oldest surviving buildings and an important historical sight. Built in 1681, this well-preserved structure offers a glimpse into 17th-century domestic architecture and early colonial life. Owned by Historic New England, the house is an exemplar of early American building techniques and serves as a tangible piece of Cambridge's rich historical tapestry.

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  • Historical Sights in Cambridge MA

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    Nestled alongside the winding Charles River, Cambridge, MA is a treasure trove of historical sights that are as educational as they are enchanting. Rich with American history and academic heritage, this city isn't just home to prestigious universities; it's a canvas where the past is still palpable on every corner. Every building and cobblestone street tells a story, offering an intimate glimpse into the eras gone by. So, whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or just in for a pleasant stroll, let's take a journey through the landmarks that make Cambridge a must-visit for anyone seeking a touch of the days of yore.