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sequently found refuge in the British Provinces or in England. So many of this class resided on Brattle Street, that it was sometimes denominated Tory Row; indeed they owned and occupied almost every estate bordering on that street, between Brattle Square and Mount Auburn. General William Brattle, House, next westerly from the University Press. Col. John Vassall, House, afterwards Washington's Headquarters, now the homestead of Prof. Henry W. Longfellow, and famous both as the tent of Mars and as the favorite haunt of the Muses. Penelope Vassall, widow of Col. Henry Vassall, House nearly opposite to the Headquarters, now the homestead of the venerable Samuel Batchelder. Richard Lechmere House, corner of Brattle and Sparks streets, now the homestead of John Brewster. (succeeded by Jonathan Sewall, June 10, 1771), Judge Joseph Lee, House, corner of Brattle and Appleton streets, now the homestead of George Nichols. Capt. George Ruggles House, corner Brattle and Fayerwe