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Northshore October 2025
The house was built in 1872 and later used as a summer cottage for Reverend George C. Needham. During this period, top hats, pocket watches, and travel by horse and carriage were norms of the reverend’s summer household. Since this debut, the house has stood as a slice of Manchester history for decades. Recently, it was purchased by a couple with two young sons: “We were drawn to its charming New England personality and Arts and Crafts influence,” says the owner of the Stick-style gem. “We also love how it’s tucked away off the street under a beautiful old copper beech tree. It feels like an oasis from town.” Considering
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