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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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| | | | | This stately house on Powell Street in Brookline, Massachusetts, was built in 1906 for Charles H. Owens, Jr., and his wife, Nellie. Charles was a "house decorator", who built the house next door just two years earlier before moving into this larger home in 1906. Both houses were designed by the architectural firm of Loring... | |
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buildingsofnewengland.com
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| | | | | The largest house in the smallest town (in Middlesex County) of Ashby, Massachusetts, is this towering, three-story Federal period home on South Road. Local history states that the home was originally a two-story Federal style home with shallow hipped roof. The Goodnough's "modernized" the home by the 1870s, adding a mansard roof and built a... | |
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