It consists of a cluster of properties that lie primarily along Hill Road, extending from point a short way north of its junction with Schoolhouse Lane to a bend in road just south Middle Street.

The 52 contributing properties range in date from the 1770s to the early 20th century, spanning much of the town's history.

It includes the town's oldest cemetery, adjacent to the site of its first meeting house.

It also has one the town's five surviving one-room schoolhouses, including a privy which was used into the mid-20th century.

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