Bolton, MA - City and Town Halls on Waymarking.com

The Bolton Town House of 1853, though a fairly plain building, has a tripartite window at the second story of the facade, and retains its double-leaf four-panel door.

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About the town:

The town of Bolton, Massachusetts was incorporated on June 24, 1738, following an influx of settlers. Town historian Esther Whitcomb, descendant of one of Bolton's earliest documented settlers, cites the recorded birth of a son, Hezekiah, to Josiah Whitcomb in 1681. By 1711, according to Whitcomb, more than 150 people were living on Bolton soil, despite a local history of Indian uprisings and one massacre. Many early houses were protected by flankers, and were designated as garrisons. Bolton's history is interesting because it is reflective of early settlement patterns in the Central Massachusetts area, and the conflicts with King Philip (Metacom) and his Indian soldiers. Helene Demmer and Linda Mauro elected with their 4H group to design a town flag. The flag now hangs in Town Hall and the Massachusetts State House.

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Name: Bolton Town Hall Address: 663 Main St Bolton, USA 01740 Date of Construction: 01/01/1853 Web Site for City/Town/Municipality: [Web Link] Architect: Not listed Memorials/Commemorations/Dedications: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   11/21/2009 nomadwillie visited it