Nathan Lester House - Vinegar Hill & Long Cove Road

This 18^th.century center chimney farmhouse on over 100 acres, still retains its orignal out-buildings.  It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places .

Comments

[Linda Collins Bachman]

Was this a relative of Samuel Lester who had a small farm on Vinegar Hill Road? He was my grandfather. I use to live on Vinegar Hill Road at the top of the hill - in the 50's. We use to sled down the hill lots of fun. Now live in Alaska.

[Victoria Gordon]

The area around Nathan Lester House is gorgeous. I love spending summer days there. When it's bright and warm it's a perfect time to admire the beauty of the field and the wildlife. The beehives and the snakes may seem so dangerous but from a safe distance they're simply amazing. The trails are convenient for biking and running, as I have spent many hours on them with friends. I have been to the celebrations that the House has offered as well and brought home homemade butter, which was very delicious and interesting to watch being made by a butter churn. All in all, this historic area is breathtaking and memorable. I suggest a visit by all.

[Eliza]

I recently purchased an album that has a carte de visite of Nathan Lester in it. I have scanned the entire album and posted it on Flickr - for those that are interested.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lizastintypes/3881978827/in/set-72157622218504420/

[Linda Davis]

My photo of the Nathan Lester house attracts lots of visitors here. Thanks for visiting! I'm not sure about Samuel Linda but it sounds possible. And Eliza, thanks for sharing!

[Jenny]

Hi! I am so happy to find this picture (and the one Eliza submitted). Nathan was my great, great grandfather. Yes Linda, Nathan Lester and Samuel W. Lester were brothers.

[Linda Davis]

Very cool Jenny! Where are you living now? Thank you for visiting.