New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park | HISTORICAL BUILDING INDEX

Mansion on County Street in New Bedford

Mansion on County Street in New Bedford

There are many buildings within the boundaries of New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park that have ties to the whaling industry. If you take the New Bedford Historic District Walking Tour or the Working Waterfront Dock Walking Tour you will pass all of them. Some are open to the public, while others can only be viewed from the street. Brochures for each walking tour are available in the park’s Visitor Center.

The following is a quick reference of all the notable buildings and a link to more information about each of them:

Andrew Robeson House

Benjamin Roadman House

Bourne Counting House

Corson Building

Custom House

Double Bank Building

Gilbert Russell Warehouse

Mariners’ Home

McCullough Building

Old Bank Building (the park’s Visitor Center)

Rodman Candleworks

Rotch-Jones-Duff House

Seamen’s Bethel

Sundial Building

Town Hall

Wharfinger Building


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Last updated on June 11, 2020
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