A Longfellow National Historic Places, likewise referred to as a Vassall-Craigie-Longfellow Home, occurs as historic places placed at 105 Brattle Street within Cambridge, Massachusetts that was for almost fifty years a at home of noted U.s. poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

A mid-Georgian home was built inside 1759 for Royalist John Vassall world health organization manufactured it his summertime home by using his married woman Elizabeth (Oliver) & tykes until 1774. On the eve of the U.s. Revolution, it fled Boston. Colonel John Glover & a Marblehead Regiment occupied the home when their irregular barracks inside June 1775, followed by General George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the newly-formed Continental Army, who headquartered & plotted a Siege of Boston in the home between July, 1775 & April, 1776.

Nathaniel Tracy, who got manufactured a great fortune when one of a earliest & virtually all successful privateers under Inl& northwest, owned a home from either 1781-1786, when which he went ruin and sold a home to Thomas Russell, a flush Boston merchandiser world health organization successively occupied it until 1791.

Andrew and Elizabeth Craigie owned the home from either 1791-1819. Craigie was a number one Apothecary General of a United States, in charge of medical services at the battles of Bunker Hill, Cambridge, Germantown and Valley Forge. Craigie died withinside 1819, allowing his married woman in groovy debt. Accordingly, Mrs. Craigie took inside boarders until her dying around 1841.

Longfellow number one rented rooms in the home from either Mrs. Craigie. When her dying, still, a home passed to Nathan Appleton, who late gave a home to Longfellow as a wedding present whilst Longfellow married Nathan's girl, Frances. Longfellow sleep within the home until his demise in 1882. the home became the national historic landmark around 1962 & a national historic places within 1972.

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