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The colonial architecture of Salem (1919)

Cousins, Frank, b. 1851, Riley, Phil M. (Phil Madison), b. 1882 joint author · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 116

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er of North and Lynde streets,its original owner being the only Salem man killedat the battle of Bunker Hill; the Lindall-Gibbs-Osgood house, Number 314 Essex Street, erectedin 1773, where Benjamin Thompson, afterwardCount Rumford, commander-in-chief of the Bavarianarmy, lived as a boy and made… … Plate XXVI. —■ Benjamin Pickman Mansion as it looked prior to 1850. Erected 1750. From an Old Lithograph; The Lindens, Collins Street, Danvers. Erected 1754.

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