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Tuttle Square

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Tuttle Square about 1890. Bellevue Hall and the Old Court House on the right.
Tuttle Square is at the corner of Central Avenue and Silver Street.

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Pleasant St.jpgTuttle Square looking south down Central Avenue. Dr. John Wheeler built a drugstore here in 1790.
It was used as a store and bakery from 1910-1930 by Martin Whitehouse.

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