Zachariah Bryant House, 10 Old Sudbury Road (labeled Jude Damon house)
Name/Title
Zachariah Bryant House, 10 Old Sudbury Road (labeled Jude Damon house)Entry/Object ID
ph-50-435-nDescription
Zachariah Bryant House, 10 Old Sudbury Road (labeled Jude Damon house) Built by Zechariah Bryant, Jr. in ca. 1770. Zachariah Bryant, Jr., who was among those east side soldiers who served on April 19, 1775. The early nineteenth century owner was Nathan Cutler followed by Elisha Cutting. James Francis was owner, who was a farmer with about 90 acres in 1850, according to the 1856 map. James and Lucy Francis lived here through the 1850s and 1860s and was one of the largest land owners in Wayland Center. Asa M. Durrell resided there in 1870. By 1875 the house was known as the farmhouse of Hodijah B. Bramen, who moved it to its present location to build his new home. John M. Curtin and his wife, Hannah Dahill Curtin, owned the house in the early 20th century.Photograph Details
Subject Person or Organization
Damon, JudeCollection
W. H. Folsom Shoebox CollectionCataloged By
Gardner-Westcott, KayCategory
Folsom Negatives