A very old inhabitant of the Green recollects, that more than half a century ago, when some of the present houses were erected, several vestiges of other ancient dwellings of considerable magnitude were removed; and the tradition of Henry’s resorting to this place is further supported by the circumstance of a very pleasant path, which winds from the South-east corner of the Green to the turnpike by Ball’s Pond, having been called, time immemorial, by the name of “King Harry’s Walk” (189).