- Marley Zielike
Captain William Wildes House, 872 Commercial St Weymouth, Norfolk County, MA
A late eighteenth-century architectural remnant of the Georgian period, the Captain William Wildes House is associated with Brigadier General Solomon Lovell. Wildes was Lovell`s son-in-law; Lovell acted as Commander of the Commonwealth`s lead forces during the siege of Castine, Maine, in Summer 1779.
Captain William Wildes House, 872 Commercial St Weymouth, Norfolk County, MA
A late eighteenth-century architectural remnant of the Georgian period, the Captain William Wildes House is associated with Brigadier General Solomon Lovell. Wildes was Lovell`s son-in-law; Lovell acted as Commander of the Commonwealth`s lead forces during the siege of Castine, Maine, in Summer 1779.
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