. History of the town of Princeton, in the county of Worcester and commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1759-1915. ir^-^^4^c/^^. Biography 271 feet above the level of the sea, as the Hon. James Win-throp, Esq., informs me. The mansion house is large, being 50x50 feet, withfour stacks of chimneys; the farm house is 40x36 feet;in a line with this stand the coach and chaise house, 50 x 36feet; this is joined to the barn by a shed 70 feet in length —the barn is two hundred feet by thirty-two. Very elegantfences were erected around the mansion house, the out-houses, and the garden. The prospect from this
. History of the town of Princeton, in the county of Worcester and commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1759-1915. ir^-^^4^c/^^. Biography 271 feet above the level of the sea, as the Hon. James Win-throp, Esq., informs me. The mansion house is large, being 50x50 feet, withfour stacks of chimneys; the farm house is 40x36 feet;in a line with this stand the coach and chaise house, 50 x 36feet; this is joined to the barn by a shed 70 feet in length —the barn is two hundred feet by thirty-two. Very elegantfences were erected around the mansion house, the out-houses, and the garden. The prospect from this seat is extensive and grand,taking in horizon to the east, of seventy miles at blue hills of Milton are discernable with the naked eye,from the windows of this superb edifice, distant not lessthan sixty miles, as well as the waters of the harbour ofBoston, at certain seasons of the year. When we view this seat, these buildings, and this farmof so many hundred acres, now under a high degree ofcultivation, and are told that in the year 1766 it was a per-fect wilderness, we are struck with wonder, admiratio
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