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==Commemoration== A historic plaque on Adams Street in the Lower Mills area of Milton commemorates the original site of the [[Suffolk Resolves House|Daniel Vose House]], where the Suffolk Resolves were signed on September 4, 1774. In order to prevent its demolition, the house was moved in 1950 from Lower Mills to 1370 Canton Avenue in Milton. Now known as the Suffolk Resolves House, it was restored to its original colonial appearance and is the headquarters of the Milton Historical Society. It was added to the [[List of Registered Historic Places in Milton, Massachusetts|National Register of Historic Places]] in 1973 and is open to public view.
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