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The Other Hawthorn Hill

I'm not sure if this is worthy of inclusion here but in Massachusetts there is another geographic location known as Hawthorn Hill. It is located in the southwestern portion of Lancaster MA in Worcester County. That Hawthorn Hill is the location of a historic 22,000 square foot brick mansion built in 1903 by Bayard Thayer of the Boston Thayer family. I'm not sure how that place got it's name but the name is on maps of Lancaster prior to 1903 which predates the Wright home. A convent was located on the property in the mid 20th century and then Deepak Chopra bought the place and turned it into a holistic healing center in the 1990's where both Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor were treated. Perhaps if there was a Wikipedia article related to the Lancaster Hawthorn Hill there would be need of disambiguation notation but I suppose none is needed. Certainly Bayard Thayer is of lessor note than the Wright brothers but it should be noted that before there were the Kennedy's in Massachusetts there were the Thayer's and there is a Wikipedia article about the family where Bayard is mentioned.