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![]() Center Village. The meeting house, rural store, and houses were grouped around a center commons. |
![]() Center Meeting House. Used for Sunday services, town meetings, lectures, political events, and elections. |
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![]() Parsonage House and Barn. The home of the town's Congregational Minister. |
![]() Tin Shop and Tavern. Tin shops appeared in the 1830s and items were marketed locally or by peddlers. Taverns provided food and drink for villagers and travelers. |
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![]() Towne House. The house of a prosperous farmer and community leader. |
![]() Bank. The bank made loans to farmers, merchants, and manufacturers. |
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![]() Printer's Home. The country printer produced books, broadsheets, and newspapers for the region. |
![]() Center Village Backyards. Village houses had barns and pens for livestock and gardens in the rear. |
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![]() Carriage. Prosperous members of the community traveled by horse and carriage. |
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