Col. Paul Wentworth's Home built in New Hamshire in 1701. Here is a collection of photos when it was moved to Dover MA. in 1936.http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=pphhphoto&fileName=nh/nh0100/nh0173/photos/browse.db&action=browse&recNum=0&title2=Colonel%20Paul%20Wentworth%20House,%20Dover%20St.%20(moved%20to%20MA,Dover),%20Salmon%20Falls ,%20Strafford%20County,%20NH&displayType=1&itemLink=S?pp/hh:@field(NUMBER+NH0173))

In 2002 it was moved BACK to NH. http://www.paulwentworthhouse.org/index.html This site tells the story of the return of the Col. Paul Wentworth House (c. 1701) to its original home. Originally built in Rollinsford, New Hampshire it was removed from town in 1936 and rebuilt in Dover, Massachusetts and has been missing from the town’s landscape for almost 70 years.
House owner, Ken Rendell, generously donated the house to the town in 2002. During the months of September and October of 2002, historic building specialist, Stephen Bedard, worked with his crew in Dover, MA, to dismantle the Wentworth house and return it to its native soil in Rollinsford. Steve was hired to take the dwelling apart, piece by piece, and transport it back to NH, where it it has been reassembled within sight of its original lot.
On its original site in Rollinsford (date unknown)


In Dover, MA (1937-2002)