Bradley-Hubbell House
Easton, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Easton, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Bradley-Hubbell House in Easton, Connecticut, is a substantial farmhouse built around 1734. It features a prominent central chimney and an addition dating to the late 18th or early 19th century, showcasing evolving architectural styles.
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