Northend, Mary Harrod, 1850- · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 46
nlikeany set design, is the low, rambling house at WestNewbury, Massachusetts, known as Indian Hill,and so called from the location that it occupies.In appearance, this dwelling is most picturesque,resembling in design a castle, and it is as historic asit is interesting. The site that it occupies… … OLD HOUSES Viewed from any angle, the house presents aseries of pictures, each equally as interesting asthe other, and its irregular roof lines, gables andbays, quaint, diamond-paned windows, and chim-neys adorned with chimney pots, are further em-bellished by the flowering vines of a rambler…
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