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Benjamin Lincoln House — Museum

The Benjamin Lincoln House in Hingham, MA, is a museum that has stood for over 350 years, built around 1665. It was home to Major General Benjamin Lincoln, a Revolutionary War veteran who accepted the British surrender at Yorktown and served as the nation’s first Secretary of War. The Hingham Historical Society acquired the house in 2020 and shares American History stories related to Lincoln's life and the 11 generations of his family who lived there. The house is a National Historic Landmark.

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About Benjamin Lincoln House

The Benjamin Lincoln House in Hingham, MA, is a museum that has stood for over 350 years, built around 1665. It was home to Major General Benjamin Lincoln, a Revolutionary War veteran who accepted the British surrender at Yorktown and served as the nation’s first Secretary of War. The Hingham Historical Society acquired the house in 2020 and shares American History stories related to Lincoln's life and the 11 generations of his family who lived there. The house is a National Historic Landmark.

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The Benjamin Lincoln House in Hingham, MA, is a museum that has stood for over 350 years, built around 1665. It was home to Major General Benjamin Lincoln, a Revolutionary War veteran who accepted the British surrender at Yorktown and served as the nation’s first Secretary of War. The Hingham Historical Society acquired the house in 2020 and shares American History stories related to Lincoln's life and the 11 generations of his family who lived there. The house is a National Historic Landmark.

Benjamin Lincoln House — Hingham, MA