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The Square House as it looked in 1906.
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Square House Stands as Testament to Revolutionary Icons Who Forged Ahead Amid Uncertainty

House on old Boston Post Road opened around 1760, hosting patriots like John Adams, Samuel Adams, and George Washington.
From left, Marion Anderson, Josh Nathan, James Ward, and Amy Kesavan.
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Rye City Council Returns to Square House for Annual Historical Meeting, Toasts City’s ‘Progress and Preservation’

Former and current councilmembers share stories of city's past on Wednesday as Rye begins process of planning for future.
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Famed Historian Features Rye in Washington Biography

Philbrick’s book “Travels with George: In Search Of Washington and His Legacy,” became part of his family’s fabric, too — his daughter moved to Rye recently.
Campers at the Square House
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Campers Time Travel to Rye During the 1800s

Eager campers had an action-packed week at the Square House as they stepped into the shoes of historical people of Rye.

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