Owners: estate of "Edward & Catherine Shattuck: J. A. Dolten, Trustees
Original owner: land, part of Dudley Bradstreet farm; house - Joseph Shattuck
Subsequent use: Colonial Restaurant, 1946
Themes: Aboriginal, Agricultural, Architectural, Community development, Exploration/settlement
Historical significance:
Land, part of Col. Dudley Bradstreet farm. Passed to Sarah Farnum Abbot, wife of Benjamin, who gave her share to her son, David (deed 1694). In 1718, Jonathan and Hannah Abbot and David's family occupied houses on Shattuck farm about a mile apart.
1818 - Abbot's sold to Frederick Noyes.
1871 - Noyes sold to four Shattuck brothers. Owners, Catherine and Edward Shattuck developed colonial restaurant here, 1946.
For about 500 years until 1500's, there was a large Indian village here - the original site now mostly under water, as building of Lawrence Dam changed river.

The former Shattack Farm site and buildings was zoned and sold as industrial development site. Land taken by option for industry forms part of 600 acre tract now belonging to Hewlett - Packard. Route 93 development in the 1950's split off east side of farm.