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Officials hope the building can be an educational tool.
The house that Ezra Barrett built more than 200 years ago still sits on West Main Street, a mystery to those who pass by. Some residents refer to it as the Chandler House for its last owner, John P. Chandler. Others call it the Upton House for George Upton, the owner before that. It is one of the few remaining houses built along Main Street in the 18th and 19th centuries, when Warner first earned the right to be called a town, not a village. Out front, the porch sags and the paint peels.