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Pine Plain. — This consists of the plain lands east- The Till I iiiii;/- Field. — This was situated just south of the causeway last ma<le, and is on the South Sudbury .Mill Brook. Ilridli Point. — This is often referred to in the early short distance southwesterly of the High School In 1653 "it was voted to accept of a highway laid early made. Other clay-pits were at Timber Neck, po.x patient juvt east of Bridle Point Bridge. name from Philemon Whale, one of the early settlers, a new bridge w:is constructed, and the causeway about In 1773 town action was taken relative to the "dis- Curtis, Esq., by Lt. Rice's to Weston." part of Pine Plain on the easterly. It is crossed by the Abel (rleason place, and consisted of about nine Pl.^ces of Interest. — WJiale's Bridge. — This is names from the clay-pits near by, where bricks were age " (present VVettingtoc place) was laid out about The road from the centre to the " Bridge Parson- and early referred to in the town records. It took its Brook at John Grout's. Formeily a read passed "the ponds" went to the north part of the town. Pine Brook. — This is a small stream that skirts a Bridell I'.iynt. Brook, about an eighth of a mile above the mill-pond. 1770. Sudbury was made in the early part of the present The yiw Caii-'^rwii/. — This, as the name implies, is re<ords, and is a well-known ami ancient landmark. near the junction of Mill Brook and Pine Brook, a In 1743 an offer was made of land by Edward Sher- highway from Whale's Bridge over Pine Plain. situated between the North and .South Streets towards erly of Wayland Centre, in the vicinity of the Sum- growth of pine forest found there. on the roail to the " Farm " or " Island.'' Recently wood. A small-po.x hositital was formerly there, from Clay-pit Hill Bridge. 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