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Drawing of Johnson's Shoe Factory in Raynham Massachusetts. Pictured in the drawing is a horse-drawn wagon.

This house known as the Gushee House is located at 808 Pleasant Street.

It was built around 1799 and is a typical New England farmhouse with rooms equal size in the front part of the house, upstairs and down, with the borning room, keeping room,…

This house was originally built by Amos Hall around 1773. The Hall family and their descendants lived in the home until Rev. Avery Gleason purchased it from Simeon Hall in 1904. In 1911 it was purchased by David and Brunette Carr. In 1923 Sydney…

Timothy Jones residence. It was in built in 1770s and was located on Pleasant Street in Raynham.

Portrait of Sarah Dean 1770s. She was the wife of Josiah Dean who was the last owner of the Taunton Iron Works.

Portrait of Josiah Dean in the 1770s. Josiah Dean was a prominent early settler of Raynham. He purchased the Leonard iron forge in 1767 and established a nail works and iron rolling mill on the site. Leonard Iron Forge is also known as the Taunton…

Photograph of the Peckson Home and it is lcoated at 167 South St, West.

Leonard House built in 1653 on South Main Street. The house was located opposite one of the first successful iron works in the Old Colony, Taunton Iron Works. The Taunton Iron Works is also known as Leonard Iron Works.

The first house built in Raynham in 1653 on South Main Street. It was located opposite of the Taunton Iron Works which was also known as the Leonard Iron Works.

Gushee House located at 808 Pleasant Street built circa 1779. It is one of the oldest homes in Raynham.