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Historic Ipswich

On the Massachusetts North Shore

Sept. & Oct. 2021

Ipswich Illumination 2021

Oct. 13, 2021

First Period houses on High Street in Ipswich Ma

Ipswich First Period Zoom presentation, Oct. 13, First Period walking tour, Oct. 16 through Lexington Community Education

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Ipswich MA Visitor Center
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203 Argilla Rd., the William Shurcliff house (1963)

203 Argilla Rd., Ipswich
203 Argilla Rd.

The house at 203 Argilla Rd. was designed in 1963 for William Shurcliff by architect Royal Barry Wills. View plans for this house at Historic New England.

William Shurcliff house Argilla Rd.

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