Rev. John Chandler House
Rev. John Chandler House
| Also Known As | David Parker House |
| Address | 411 Boston Rd |
| MACRIS ID | BIL.73 |
| Built | 1656 |
| Demolished | 1984 |
This site is the house-lot of William Patten (1656) and of the third minister, Rev. John Chandler (1747-1760), who died young. From Chandler's heirs, it made its way to cabinetmaker, Jonathan Bond in 1797. Around this time, it's likely that architect Reuben Duren remodelled parts of the house. The interior was described as a structure originally facing south, but later greatly enlarged and facing the street.
The building later passed on to John Richardson Jr., John Parker Jr., David Parker, George Hills, and H.B. Stanton.
In 1984, fire largely destroyed the house.