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The Bullard House History of the Bullard
House The first store, as noted in a deed dated 1799, was located in or near the northeast corner the house. John Dexter was identified as keeper of both the store and inn. The northeast end has, at various times, served as the post office, a barbershop, and the firehouse. There were other proprietors of the store on this site, the last of whom was Solomon Howe, starting in 1802. (He later constructed another store building, originally located at the corner of Central and Pleasant Streets.) The Bullard House is open for special occasions - Memorial Day and Christmas in Berlin.
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The
Berlin Art and Historical Society has taken responsibility for repairs and
renovations with most work thus far being done by Society volunteers.