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Directly across the street from the John Brown Bell and Union Common, where the Colonial Revival building from 1909 that was built as a Fire Station sits, now occupied by a restaurant and offices, was once the substantial estate of the wealthiest resident of Marlborough at the start of the American Revolution and an important player in the saga of the British spies Captain William Browne and Ensign Henry DeBerniere, an adventure I have been literally and figuratively following as I make my west through the towns along the Upper Boston Post Road

Making this fresh start with them were some white people (see also Committee for the Relief of the Black Poor), including lovers, wives, and widows of the black men

Weakened Immunity: Tar destroys cilia, the hair-like structures that sweep toxins out of the lungs, leaving smokers vulnerable to recurring infections

Leaky ducts waste conditioned air and weaken circulation where you need it