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Ethan Ely House, Longmeadow, Massachusetts (2) - Lost New England
The house at 664 Longmeadow Street in Longmeadow, on August 9, 1908. Image courtesy of the Longmeadow Historical Society, Paesiello Emerson Collection. The house in 2024: As explained in more detail in the previous post, this house was built in 1856 as the home of Ethan Ely and his son, who was also named Ethan. The younger Ethan lived here until his death in 1906, and the house was subsequently owned by real estate developer James B. Burbank, w…
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