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Built about 1798 by John Spurr, the house was associated with a participant in the Boston Tea Party in 1773 and an officer in the Revolution. Spurr was a leader in local affairs, a Major General in the militia, and for several years represented Charlton at the General Court.
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Charlton, Massachusetts · United States
