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Burr Road |
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Now surrounded by houses on all sides Burr Road had once been quiet horse pastures a hotel and public well. |
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The well is gone and the horse fields have been replaced with houses. No longer a quiet side road a traffic light now hangs at the intersection. |
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This public well could date back to the 1850's or earlier and was in use up until the 1930's when it was filled in and paved over. |
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By the mid 1920's the Burr Hall was boarded up and in serious disrepair. The land today is the site of a public water building north side Burr Road. |
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The Burrs first settled here in the 1700's and Smith Burr made the house an Inn around 1857 after Carll S. Burr opened his horse training school. |
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