Lund T. Eastman House

This property was jointly own by the Town of Billerica and the First Baptist Church until Lund T. Eastman bought it 1871. He built the L.T. Eastman Blacksmith Shop on the property, while he lived across the street. In 1879, he sold the property to Clara E. Sexton. The Sexton family shuffled the property between each other before selling it to Susan Phillips in 1900, who sold to Charles L. Burton in 1903.

Charles L. Burton owned much of the property on both sides of this stretch of Boston Road in the early 1900s. He subdivided off the blacksmith shop to Archie Vondal in 1923, but maintained the rest of the property until 1945 when he sold to Harlie G. Bohannan.

This house has not been inventoried by MACRIS.

Records:

• 1871: 134/442 First Baptist (1/3) Town of Billerica (2/3) to Lund T. Eastman (not recorded until 1879)
• 1875 Map: LT Eastman BS Shop (no house)
• 1879: 135/298 Lund T. Eastman to Clara Sexton
• 1889 Map: WH Sexton (2 structures shown)
• 1892: 232/256 Clara Sexton to John Sexton
• 1892: 232/257 John Sexton to William H. Sexton
• 1900: 325/548 William H Sexton to Susan Phillips
• 1903: 351/246 Susan U Phillips to Charles L Burton
• 1918 Map: Charles L. Burton
• 1923: 680/247 Charles Burton to Archie Vondal (subdividing BS shop)
• 1945: 1029/264 Charlie L. Burton to Harlie G. Bohannan