In this charming and insightful book, Boutwell explores the history and architecture of one of Massachusetts' oldest towns. From colonial farmhouses to grand Victorian mansions, Boutwell's vivid descriptions and illustrations bring the homes of Groton to life. This edition also includes detailed genealogical information about the families who lived in these homes.

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