Showing spots near Roger Clap Landing Site
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 Founders Memorial, Watertown, MA 0247242°21’49.3” N, 71°10’59.5” WDistance 0.5 miles away Built in 1930 for the 300th anniversary of the town’s founding. The sculptor was Henry H.... |
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 Benjamin Robbins Curtis42°21’54.0” N, 71°11’4.6” WDistance 0.6 miles away Bronze marker on stone boulder in memory of Benjamin Robbins Curtis, who was a member of the... |
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 The Edmund Fowle House42°22’7.0” N, 71°10’47.6” WDistance 0.7 miles away The Edmund Fowle House, built in 1772 , is the second oldest surviving house in Watertown.... |
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 Edmund Fowle House & Museum42°22’7.0” N, 71°10’48.0” WDistance 0.7 miles away Edmund Fowle, cordwainer, was born in 1719, and was married in 1745 to Abigail Whitney. His... |
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 Watertown Square Tercentenary Sign42°21’54.4” N, 71°11’8.2” WDistance 0.7 miles away Sign made in 1930 for Watertown's 300 year celebration. Sign reads, "WATERTOWN----... |
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 Washington Marker42°22’2.3” N, 71°11’14.6” WDistance 0.9 miles away Marker located in front of Watertown Free Public Library. Washington passed this way on to... |
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 General Washington Marker42°22’2.3” N, 71°11’14.6” WDistance 0.9 miles away This stone tablet celebrates General George Washington passing through Watertown on the early... |
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 Knox Cannon Trail Marker42°22’15.2” N, 71°9’49.3” WDistance 0.9 miles away It was one of the greatest engineering feats in military history. They all laughed at portly... |
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 Old Burying Ground, Watertown, MA42°22’17.0” N, 71°9’20.5” WDistance 1.2 miles away This cemetery dates from 1642. One of the most notable is a monument to Joseph Coolidge. On... |
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 Stone Brothers Monument42°22’17.8” N, 71°9’21.2” WDistance 1.2 miles away Stone Brothers Monument, honoring the Stone Brothers, early Watertown settlers, sons of David... |
