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Ned Simonds House

While there was a house here prior to 1831, the current structure is more likely circa 1890.Andrew Spaulding of Chelmsford married Hannah Jefts, daughter of...

William Hamlet House

The great chimney, anterior to the ridgepole, marked this as an older house that had been enlarged. It sat low to the ground and certainly 17th century in...

Riverhurst Trolley Station

The Boston & Lexington Street Railroad built a station on Concord Road for easy access to the Riverhurst summer campground. The line closed by 1930, and by...

Jonathan Hill House

Ralph Hill Sr.'s second son, Nathaniel, inherited the "two half-lots" on the Dudley Farm, including this site in 1663, without buildings. The first clear...

Benjamin F. Gilbert House

Built on one of Ann Parker's "Whitman lots", subdivided in 1844. This one bought originally by Sweetser, and sold to John R. Mills. When Mills sold to...