18.78 Elihu Akin House (ca.1762) Parlor Wallpaper
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During British rule, Elihu Akin was one of the wealthiest men in town. By 1761, Akin started a shipbuilding business on the harbor, called Akin’s Wharf–later renamed Padanaram Harbor, still known to sailors
The British Invasion, An Act of Revenge Against the Akin Family Read More »
Monday, November 8, 2021 at 6 p.m. Due to last week’s nor’easter, the Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust (DHPT) has rescheduled its annual meeting beginning at 6 p.m. (EST) with a
Starts on Wednesday, October 27, 2021, at 5 p.m. The Dartmouth Heritage Preservation Trust (DHPT), stewards of the 1762 Elihu Akin House, announces its annual meeting to be held this
It has been quite some time since you’ve heard from DHPT. With the reopening of Massachusetts, you are probably wondering when we will be welcoming visitors to the Akin House.
CAN YOU? SHOULD YOU? WILL THEY COME? Due to Covid19 shutdowns in Massachusetts, we have been precluded from holding any events at the Akin House so far this year. We
The Akin House is a “Witness Site” to Dartmouth’s History and the American Revolution DHPT is a contributing sponsor of Revolution 250 (organized by the Massachusetts Historical Society [MHS]). If
Please Join Us for our Annual Meeting Thursday, October 3, 2019 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Location: 1762 Akin House 762 Dartmouth Street, Dartmouth, MA Limited parking spaces on the
DHPT Announces Annual Meeting on October 3, 2019 Read More »
We are proud of the accomplishments to transform the 1762 Akin House from an abandoned and dilapidated building (many believing not worth saving) into a 21st century heritage cultural center.
Making Full Use of the Akin Property, A Work in Progress Read More »
We had a very successful event at the Akin House on June 23 called “Never Idle Hands-Living in Early America.” We welcomed many visitors throughout this perfect day of sunshine,
Introduction Over five years ago, I had the opportunity to meet with Pam and Rob Cooper to show them around when they visited Dartmouth to find some footage about the
“A Revolutionary Trio”, the Last Muster Project Come to Life Read More »