Alves House
2190 Grant Street
Alves House
This corner was the site of the first Concord Grammar School. The present two-story wood-frame house and barn were built circa 1897 for the George Alves family. A son, Frank Alves, occupied the house until his death in 1992. Remembered for its extensive vegetable gardens and flower beds, and the long, white picket fence, the house and grounds have been extensively restored by David Vernali. It remains a private residence.
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