Ten years after being dismantled, historic Parsons House is rebuilt in Williamsburg and on the market
Click to view item Posted September 04. 2013 12:21PM
Area historians watched in dismay 10 years ago as one of Northampton’s oldest homes was dismantled board by board on the spot it had stood since at least 1755. Cameron Coe of Canaan, N.H., bought the house and took it apart with aspirations to rebuild and restore it in New Hampshire. He scrapped the plan within a year.
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