Clough House - Massachusetts Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

Sitting close to the Paul Revere Mall and the Old North Church, the Clough House is a rare example of a detached single-family home in Boston's core. From the plaque:

"This graceful home was built around 1712 and managed to survive when all its neighbors - including the house that Ben Franklin owned next door - were torn down. This was the home of one of Boston's 'substantial mechanicks,' Ebenezer Clough, the master mason who helped build Christ Church ('Old North'). Once, before the present-day promenade and newer buildings were here, many small brick houses like this one made up the prosperous neighborhood."

Agency Responsible for Placement: Boston 200 Year Placed: 1976 County: Suffolk City/Town Name: Boston Agency Responsible for Placement (if not in list above): Not listed Relevant Web Site: Not listed

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