Proctor House Museum
About Proctor House Museum
Come and explore a Brighton’s family’s history in a mid-1800’s home filled with unique artifacts. Proctor House was donated in 1970 by John W. Proctor and the remaining heirs of Proctor House. They decided to give the property to the people of the area for their use. Now it is used as a museum.
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