The original section of this T-shaped residence is now the rear wing. The larger section, to the street side, is an addition. The large-shouldered exterior brick chimneys give it great presence. Later it was used as a hotel.
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Somerwell House
c. 1781. 1935–1936, restoration, National Park Service. Main St. at Church St. Open to the public
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