This detailed and complex study is a story of how people have shaped a New England townscape over more than three centuries, dividing and combining property as opportunity and need arose. It is a history punctuated by family life cycles, community events, and far-off decisions of European monarchs. In the landscape and the lot histories are the stories of marriages, economic woes, and triumphs, disease and epidemics, untimely fires, ethnic change, warfare, and institutional growth. Understanding these lot histories requires historic context, for the history of individual lots emphasizes human agency and choice, not just the patterns of culture or events. Go to Guestbook page for more information on how to order publications and videos, or click here to print out an order form.
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