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The Moseley family had already been living on its property, along Main Street in Glastonbury, for a generation when the current house was built in 1735. The Joseph Moseley House served as both a house and tavern until 1840. The home was purchased in 1879 by David Carrier.

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The Joseph Moseley House (1735)

One thought on “The Joseph Moseley House (1735)

  • September 5, 2013 at 11:46 pm
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    This house looks almost exactly like the Isaac Moseley house (1740) that is also on Main Street in Glastonbury. Isaac was the son of Joseph Moseley. I lived in Glastonbury in the late 60’s and 70’s, and there are many historic houses there–it’s utterly charming.

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