Brewster, Charles Warren
Charles Warren Brewster (September 13, 1802 – August 3, 1868) was a Portsmouth, New Hampshire, based printer and writer active in the first half of the 19th century. Brewster was born in a distinguished New Hampshire family and can trace his ancestry to Elder William Brewster, a passenger on the Mayflower. As a young man, Brewster apprenticed in the offices of the Portsmouth Journal. He took over the journal in 1838 and continued to publish the paper for more than 50 years. Brewster served several terms as a Whig in the New Hampshire Legislature and was a participant in the 1850 – 1851 New Hampshire State Constitutional Convention. Brewster's most influential work is his volume of local character sketches, Rambles About Portsmouth.
Individual residences in and around Portsmouth.
Map of the City of Portsmouth N. H. From Original Surveys Under the Direction of H. F. Walling, Civil Engineer.
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A scarce 1850 Henry Francis Walling map of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Kittery, Maine. Walling began publishing separately issued town plans on his own account in 1850, making this one of his earliest maps. Moreover, of Walling's nearly 150 separately issued town plans, this is one of the largest scale and most highly detailed. (more details)