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historyandthings.com
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| | | | | When the King of England wanted to build a road through Gotham village's locale, the rustics knew there was only one way to get rid of his men; to play insane... Find out what absurd tasks they came up with acting fools. It is difficult to determine the veracity of tales from such historical, murky... | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | | | A significant house and grounds are tucked away, hidden off Dudley Road in Newton, Massachusetts. This is the Kennard Estate. Frederic Hedge Kennard (1865-1937) was born in Brookline and attended Harvard College. He did graduate work for a time at the Bussey Institution and the Lawrence Scientific School, and entered the employ of Frederick Law... | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | | | This large Colonial house sits on the Ashby town common adjacent to the town's meetinghouse. The structure was built by Abijah Wyman, a Captain in the American Revolution, in about 1780 as a family home. In 1803 a turnpike was established and was well travelled by heavy wagons and stagecoaches travelling between Boston, NH, and... | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | The town of Scotland, Connecticut, is a rural community centered around agriculture and is the smallest municipality in Windham County's 'Quiet Corner'. European settlement began in earnest following the purchase of 1,950 acres of land from then Windham, by Isaac Magoon, a Scotsman, who named the new village after his ancestral home. The present-day town... | ||
