Dr. Samuel Warren House

Newton, United States

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Located in West Newton, Massachusetts, the Dr. Samuel Warren House is a Georgian structure whose oldest section was built around 1716 by early settler William Williams and subsequently expanded to its present form circa 1751. Originally situated near Washington Street, the house was relocated to its current site during the second half of the nineteenth century. Over its long history, it has been home to prominent local figures including the physician Dr. Samuel Warren and educator Nathaniel Topliff Allen, who contributed significantly to West Newton's development. The building was adapted for professional office use in 1960 and was recognized for its historical importance when listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.