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A Rhode Island mansion that predates the Declaration of Independence by 53 years is on the market for $3 million. See inside.

A 300-year-old mansion with ties to both the American Revolution and the Civil War has hit the market for $2,985,000. The Grange, a colonial home in Potowomut, Rhode Island, is on the National Register of Historic Places, and its name was believed to have been coined by the Marquis de Lafayette when he visited the property during the Revolutionary War.

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Ben Franklin’s sister crashed here (and you can too)

Most homes have some history, but 300 years’ worth is packed into The Grange: a Rhode Island home built in 1723 that’s currently listed for $2,985,000. Ben Franklin’s sister crashed at this 11-acre riverfront property, as well as Revolutionary War General Marquis de Lafayette and Civil War General Ambrose Burnside.

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Pre-Revolutionary War Compound Overlooking the Potowomut River Brings ‘Three Centuries of History’ to the Market for $3 Million

A historic Rhode Island compound that predates the nation's founding by more than 50 years—and is rumored to have once been home to founding father Benjamin Franklin's sister—has hit the market for $3 million.

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