Much of the Homestead’s significance lies in its rich and colorful history, a history that predates European colonization by thousands of years. It is a history shaped by the land by its abundance of wildlife, fertile soil, surface waters and opportunity. The land that the homestead is located on has left behind hints of the ways that the Indigenous people used the rich land. As an area that is biodiverse the wetlands, for example, brought a number of animal who sought out water and food.  That in turn, brought Indigenous people, such as members of the Nemasket tribe, to the … Continue reading History of the Soule Homestead