Benjamin Franklin Prescott House

The Benjamin Franklin Prescott House, built in 1875 in Epping, New Hampshire, is a stunning example of Second Empire architecture and was home to politician Benjamin Franklin Prescott, a notable figure in the state's history. This historic house features a distinctive bellcast mansard roof, detailed front portico, and is set in a picturesque rural setting. It was recognized for its historical significance by being listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. Visitors can appreciate its architectural beauty and learn about Prescott's contributions to the state, including his role as a publisher of an antislavery newspaper and a local historian.