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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 143

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Plate XXXIV. — The house where Hawthorne achieved fame, 14 Mall Street; Paved Courtyard between Pierce-Johonnot- Nichols House and Barn. … The Square Three-Story JVood House Treasurer of Massachusetts, and Mayor of Salemin his eightieth year. Like most residences of the time the Cook-Oliverhouse is a square structure, three stories high, witha two-story L at the rear jutting by on one side ofthe main house far enough to permit a side…

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