A Concord historical treasure located on the American Mile Historic District of Concord Center. The Bulkeley/Reuben Brown house is truly authentic, capturing Concord's Revolutionary history.  Notable guests were Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, the Alcott's and the abolitionist, John Brown. This property was once the home of the Concord Antiquarian Society. This house has a rich historical background & features architectural detail & charm that is still copied to this day in new construction. Grand entertaining rooms incl. a spacious FP parlor, formal dining rm with original delft tile surrounding the FP. A warm & welcoming great rm with an oversized FP & library area, half bath, a kitchen that retains its colonial atmosphere with open cabinetry, FP casual dining area, den & four season room leading to a private brick patio. The 2nd floor has five bedrms w/two baths incl. a bright & sunny master. Two bedrms w/bath & bonus room on the 3rd floor.