Noah Brooks Tavern, North Great Road (State Route 2A), Lincoln, Middlesex County, MA

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Noah Brooks Tavern, North Great Road (State Route 2A), Lincoln, Middlesex County, MA

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1860 - 1880

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Historic American Buildings Survey, creator

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Lincoln, 42.45275, -71.30469

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