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Mostly written by Charlie: librarian by training, assistant curator by accident, homeschooler by design

250 years ago today

4/19/2025

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From the History of the Town of Sutton volume 1.​
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On April 19, 1775, 150 men in four companies of Minutemen, plus a cannon, marched from Sutton in response to the Alarm sounded on that day. 
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    • M. M. Sherman Blacksmith Shop
    • "Big Ben" and Cannon Shed
    • General Rufus Putnam Memorial
    • Eight Lots School House
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    • Mile Markers to Boston
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