The Georgian-style red-brick Derby House was built in 1762. It was a wedding present from shipping merchant Richard Derby to his son Elias Hasket and his wife Elizabeth Crowninshield.
Built in 1675 for butcher Thomas Ives, this house represents a middle-class family home during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Richard and Elias Hasket Derby built the Wharf during 1762-70.
The Derby Wharf Light Station, built in 1871, boasts a distinctive 12-foot-square and 20-foot-tall design, making it the sole surviving original structure on Derby Wharf.