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The earliest and only surviving example of the brick Federal-style commercial structures on Main Street, this building stands on a lot once owned by Edward Smith. Originally the home of Charlotte Murray's Millinery, a hatmaker's shop, the building became a post office in 1880, a fruit market in 1887, and a tobacconist in 1904. In later years, it was the site of Jordan's Lunch and G. A. Bennett, Druggist.
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Newmarket, New Hampshire · United States
