An architectural monograph on A New England village, (1920)
Ripley, Hubert G. (Hubert George), b. 1869, Whitehead, Russell F. (Russell Fenimore), 1884-1954 · [St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] · leaf 7
overed, foremanJudkins was picked up for dead, and never corn- leading from the wine cellar, where the rumbarrel stood, to the outbuildings, furnished aread) means of access and escape to onefamiliar with the secret of the house andgrounds, as Somes undoubtedly was), mainlyfrom the fact that a… … THE CADWALLADER SIMPKINS HOUSE.The large shagbark in the front yard was planted atthe time of the raising of the frame of the house. pletely recovered from the effects of the terribleblow. The Rogers house was found to be intact, ex-cept for the loss of some valuable papers, in par-ticular the…
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