Talk:Marshall Symmes House

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The photograph shown as the "Marshall Symmes" house is not the Symmes house that is on the Historic Register. The photo shown is the home of his son Marshall Symmes Jr. and is located on Yale Street in Winchester. I know because I lived across the street growing up. The Marshall Symmes house that is on the Historic Register is located at Symmes corner in Winchester; an area once part of Medford.

Image has been corrected. Magic♪piano 04:24, 18 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]