44 North Main Street, the Harry K. Dodge house (1886)
Harry K. Dodge bought the 44 North Main Street homestead of the widow Margaret S. Kendall in 1886. He tore down the old house and erected this Victorian home. The location of the previous house on this lot, owned by Capt. Ephraim Kendall is shown in the 1832 Ipswich map.
Samuel Sawyer sold a half acre and dwelling (that he built about the time he inherited the lot in 1760) to Capt. Ephraim Kendall, Nov. 26,1771 (129: 215). The house continued in the Kendall family until Mr. Harry K. Dodge bought the homestead of the widow Margaret S. Kendall, of her heirs, March 27, 1886. Dodge tore down the old house and erected his present dwelling at 44 N. Main St. *Waters, Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony Vol. 1
Ipswich Cultural Council 36th Annual Art Show & Sale September 30: Art Show 5pm - 9pm Art Show Gala Opening with Live Jazz by Tom Palance, Mark Early & Friends, with hospitality and refreshments for all 6pm - 9pm October 1st: Art Show noon - 5 pm October 2nd: Art Show noon - 4 pm
Historic Ipswich 
Today, I found a book, ‘Morals and Dogma’ autographed by a Harry K. Dodge on September 25, 1920.