Wheeler-Merriam House

The Wheeler-Merriam House, also known as Elm Brook Farm, is a historic house located in Concord, Massachusetts, dating back to around 1692, making it one of the town's oldest structures. This wood-frame house features a classic saltbox profile and is notable for its joinery by Abner Wheeler, a significant local builder of the late 18th century. The house has a rich history associated with the prominent Wheeler and Merriam families and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. Visitors can explore its traditional center-chimney layout and the beautiful surrounding landscape, which includes 18 acres of land. The property also has historical ties to local agriculture and community affairs.