Putnam Cottage

Putnam Cottage was otherwise called Knapp Tavern amid the American Revolution and is situated at 243 East Putnam Avenue. Putnam's cabin was worked by the Knapp family. The house was extended by 1750 to wind up a bar, serving explorers, and furthermore in the long run troops amid the American Revolutionary War. The house had been modernized in the nineteenth century with highlights, for example, mortar roofs, Victorian trim and an entryway patio. The DAR raised assets to reestablish its seventeenth century appearance to concur with the United States Bicentennial in 1976. Putnam Cottage is right now kept up as a Revolutionary-period bar exhibition hall open to the general population, and also an area for recorded reenactments.