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The Samuel Fitch House Offers a Historic, 'Green' Stay

Rates range from $100-$175 a night.

With arctic temperatures still gripping Westford, now is the perfect time for a stay at the historic Samuel Fitch House.

The inn, which features several rooms and carriage houses with fireplaces, is filled with history. Patriots held meetings there during the American Revolution. Slaves hid in the cellars during a stop on the Underground Railroad.

The original structure was built by local minister Walter Powers in 1711.

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Today, it features bed and breakfast, suite, and and carriage house stays. Rates ranged from $100-$175 a night. There is wireless Internet. Pets are welcome.

It's also a "green" inn, using phosphate-free detergents, energy-efficient light bulbs, line-drying for linens, recycling and using a wood-burning stove to supplement heat. Waste is composted, and organic fruits and vegetables are grown.

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The inn is located near on Powers Road.

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