Concord, MA is famous for the start of the Revolutionary war, but also for its literary celebrities. Appliances, building material, and radiators are salvaged from the house before the major demolition begins. Outside, an arborist sprays the old Hemlock trees on the property to protect them from an insect called Wooly Adelgid. Time to cut off the garage addition.

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Concord Museum
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Minuteman Media Network, Town of Concord
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Minute Man National Historical Park
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Bilo Plumbing and Heating
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greenGoat
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Tree specialists
Hartney Greymont
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