Origins in Williamstown
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It was a log building of some size, and stood near the southwest corner of house lot 36, which had been originally reserved for the first minister, and which Whitman Welch sold, in 1767, to Josiah Horsford, for £25; and its location on the minister's lot, though back from its frontage on Main Street, where it might be supposed the minister would wish to place his own dwelling, indicates its purpose as a preaching-place, while it was also " called " the School- house. With one exception, Avhen t...hey met at the house of William Horsford, on house lot 44, where the president's house now stands, the proprietors uniformly held their meetings at this schoolhouse for several years ; and public worship was held in it, whenever there was an}^, until the first rude meeting-house was built, 30 X 40, in 1768. The log building acquired a certain sort of sanc- tity thereby, which was never wholly lost as long as it remained standing. Its location was on North Street, a few rods back from Main Street, and in all probability it stood between the present " Laundry " of the Greylock Hotel, and the rear of the main struc- ture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a log building of some size, and stood near the southwest corner of house lot 36, which had been originally reserved for the first minister, and which Whitman Welch sold, in 1767, to Josiah Horsford, for £25; and its location on the minister's lot, though back from its frontage on Main Street, where it might be supposed the minister would wish to place his own dwelling, indicates its purpose as a preaching-place, while it was also " called " the School- house. With one exception, Avhen t...hey met at the house of William Horsford, on house lot 44, where the president's house now stands, the proprietors uniformly held their meetings at this schoolhouse for several years ; and public worship was held in it, whenever there was an}^, until the first rude meeting-house was built, 30 X 40, in 1768. The log building acquired a certain sort of sanc- tity thereby, which was never wholly lost as long as it remained standing. Its location was on North Street, a few rods back from Main Street, and in all probability it stood between the present " Laundry " of the Greylock Hotel, and the rear of the main struc- ture.
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