Since 1992, the Greek Revival-style building at 26 Pleasant Street has been the home of Blue Hill Books, but 150 years earlier this town lot and the lot immediately next door, up the hill to the north, looked very different. On the site of Blue Hill Books was a home originally built in 1838 by Robert Ewer, and next door […]
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