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Markers are witness to history - The Landmark

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By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent PAXTON — One may happen upon 19th-century stone markers that are the equivalent of an 1828 “Entering Paxton” sign, particularly while perambulating the borders of the town. Eric Howe did just that, traipsing through woods, swamps and underbrush to track down the 26 border markers, or “Witness Stones.” He was helped by a 1908 book detailing the locations of those markers in Massachusetts communities. “I was…

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Markers are witness to history - The Landmark

By Ken Cleveland Landmark Correspondent PAXTON — One may happen upon 19th-century stone markers that are the equivalent of an 1828 “Entering Paxton” sign, particularly while perambulating the borders of the town. Eric Howe did just that, traipsing through woods, swamps and underbrush to track down the 26 border markers, or “Witness Stones.” He was helped by a 1908 book detailing the locations of those markers in Massachusetts communities. “I was…

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