Faulkner House Historic Markers
Location: 5 High Street, South Acton
This marker was erected at the Faulkner Homestead site in 1930, as part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission's historic marker project. It reads:
FAULKNER HOMESTEAD
SITE OF GARRISON HOUSE BUILT BEFORE 1700. OPPOSITE, AMMI RUHAMAH FAULKNER HAD HIS SAW AND GRIST MILL AND WOOLEN MILL IN 1735.
FAULKNER HOMESTEAD
SITE OF GARRISON HOUSE BUILT BEFORE 1700. OPPOSITE, AMMI RUHAMAH FAULKNER HAD HIS SAW AND GRIST MILL AND WOOLEN MILL IN 1735.
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The National Register marker was placed on the Faulkner house in 1975.
For further information about the property, see:
Faulkner Homestead information, Iron Work Farm
Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS) ACT_490
For further information about the markers, see:
Morison, Samuel Eliot. Historical Markers Erected by Mass. Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1930. (See page 9 for Acton's markers.)
Lampe, Amy. "Acton Roads Lead to Historic and Memorial Markers," Assabet Valley Beacon, 16 August 1973
"Sunday Afternoon, Anita Dodson Presented Historic Marker, "Assabet Valley Beacon, 19 September 1975
For further information about the property, see:
Faulkner Homestead information, Iron Work Farm
Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS) ACT_490
For further information about the markers, see:
Morison, Samuel Eliot. Historical Markers Erected by Mass. Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1930. (See page 9 for Acton's markers.)
Lampe, Amy. "Acton Roads Lead to Historic and Memorial Markers," Assabet Valley Beacon, 16 August 1973
"Sunday Afternoon, Anita Dodson Presented Historic Marker, "Assabet Valley Beacon, 19 September 1975