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| Listed on
the National Register for Historic Places and designated a Massachusetts Landmark and a Boston Landmark, the Loring-Greenough House is open to the public on scheduled tour days, by appointment, and available for special occasions. |
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Built
as a country estate and farmstead by Commodore Joshua Loring in
1760, the Loring Home
served during the American Revolution as a commissary, hospital and headquarters for Colonial Troops. It was the family home for four generations of the David Stoddard Greenough family from 1780 until its conversion by the Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club to a historic house museum in 1926. |
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The Loring-Greenough House * 12 South Street * Jamaica Plain, MA * 02130 * 617-524-3158 |
| The Loring-Greenough House is an affiliate of the Tory Trail. |