Colburn House State Historic Site
Constructed in 1765 in the traditional colonial style, the Colburn House has a history of famous occupants including Aaron Burr, Benedict Arnold, and Reuben Colburn himself.
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Colburn House State Historic Site Details
Constructed in 1765 in the traditional colonial style, the Colburn House has a history of famous occupants including Aaron Burr, Benedict Arnold, and Reuben Colburn himself. The latter is known for his planning and assistance to George Washington, particularly in the attacking of British Quebec. The house was the epicenter of his significant strategizing. Though he was uncompensated for most of his spending and struggled financially until he rebuilt his fortune, his family did occupy the estate for approximately a hundred years. Today, the grounds are open to the public, though the house is only open to special events.
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