Hancock-Clarke House
SKU:
HAB-HCH
$65.50
$65.50
per item
Detailed building kit for 28mm figures (1:56 scale)
Laser cut 3mm and 1.6mm MDF
Laser engraved details
Moveable doors
Removable second floor and roofs
Easily accessible interior with detailing
Two buildings can be used separately
Kit supplied unassembled and unpainted
Measures approx. L 8-1/2” x W 8-1/2” x H 6-1/2” / 210mm x 210mm x 160mm
Figures, trees, walls not included
Detailed instructions are available for download at www.thingsfromthebasement.com
The parsonage, located in Lexington, MA, was originally built for John Hancock I, the grandfather of the patriot John Hancock in 1737. Subsequently, the house was occupied by Jonas Clarke and his family. It was built on what later became Hancock Street. On April 19, 1775, just after midnight, Paul Revere arrived on horseback to inform John Hancock and Sam Adams that “the Regulars are out,” not the commonly known phrase, “The British are coming.” John Hancock and Sam Adams, leaders of the colonials, were guests at the Hancock-Clarke house at this time.