80
From a photograph by Mrs. P. A. Perry.

INTERIOR OF FRIENDS' MEETING-HOUSE 81
From a photograph by G. W. W. Bartlett.

CAPTAIN'S WELL 83
From a photograph by G. W. W. Bartlett.

WHITTIER LOT, UNION CEMETERY, AMESBURY 85
From a photograph by W. R. Merryman.

THE FOUNTAIN ON MUNDY HILL 87

ROCKY HILL CHURCH 88
From a photograph by Miss Woodman.

INTERIOR OF ROCKY HILL CHURCH 89
From a photograph by Miss Woodman.

SCENE OF "THE WRECK OF RIVERMOUTH" 90

SCENE OF "THE TENT ON THE BEACH" 91

HAMPTON RIVER MARSHES, AS SEEN FROM WHITTIER'S CHAMBER 92
From a photograph by Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.

HOUSE OF MISS GOVE, HAMPTON FALLS, WHITTIER ON THE BALCONY 93
From a photograph taken a few days before the poet's death,
by Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.

CHAMBER IN WHICH WHITTIER DIED 94

AMESBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY 95
From a photograph by Gilman P. Smith.

WHITTIER, AT THE AGE OF FORTY-NINE 97
From a daguerreotype by Thomas E. Boutelle.

THE WOOD GIANT, AT STURTEVANT'S, CENTRE HARBOR 99

THE CARTLAND HOUSE, NEWBURYPORT 101

WHITEFIELD CHURCH AND BIRTHPLACE OF GARRISON 103

BEARCAMP HOUSE, WEST OSSIPEE, N. H. 110

GROUP OF FRIENDS AT STURTEVANT'S, CENTRE HARBOR, WITH WHITTIER 113

JOSIAH BARTLETT STATUE, HUNTINGTON SQUARE, AMESBURY 123
From a photograph by Charles W. Briggs.

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[Illustration: MAP OF WHITTIER-LAND

KEY:--

1. The Whittier Birthplace.
2. Joshua Coffin's School, in house now occupied by Thomas Guild.
Scene of poem "To My Old Schoolmaster."
3. Site of District School. Scene of "In School Days."
4. Job's Hill.
5. East Haverhill Church.
6. Cemetery referred to in "The Old Burying Ground."
7. The Sycamores.
8. Ramoth Hill.
9. Hunting Hill.
10. Grave of the Countess.
11. Country Bridge.
12. Site of Thomas Whittier's Log House.
13. Birchy Meadow, where Whittier taught