Built in 1837 on the Common, next to the historic (1796) Fitzwilliam Inn, the house in later years became the residence and law office of Amos J. Blake, community leader, town official and state legislator. There are thirteen rooms to view, each with many items from early Fitzwilliam homes that recall the day-to-day life in an old New Hampshire village.
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