Dr. Travis Gallo
Antislavery, environmental justice, and Thoreau
The Robbins House was a small 540 square foot house, built in the early 1820s, and located on a small farm overlooking the Concord River. The first families that lived in the house were descendants of the Revolutionary War Patriot, Caesar Robbins. In 1823, Caesar’s son Peter Robbins purchased the house and over 13 acres […]
Previous page Next page