Tucked between brick buildings in Boston’s historic North End—where the streets are tight and the stories tighter—stands a home that looks like it got caught mid-squeeze. Just 10 feet wide at its widest point, narrowing to barely over six feet in others, the Skinny House isn’t just small. It’s a statement. Locals call it the Spite House. And like any good legend, it begins with a feud. The story goes that two brothers inherited land after the Civil War. One went off to fight

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