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Marlborough Wow! House: Home of Indian Captive John Bigelow on Market

Built in circa 1695, the home has a carriage house and beehive oven.

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MARLBOROUGH, MA—It was built around 1695, and as listed on realtor.com, the home was originally that of Indian captive John Bigelow.

The 2.2 acre property abuts conservation land. The home features a three-bedroom carriage house, circular driveway, pine floors, copper facing, beehive oven, pantry, China cabinet, king sized bedrooms, and floor to ceiling bookcases.

It is listed at $560,000.

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