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From Glimpses of Wayne County

Its flush eaves and flat cornice board, as well as the large double-hung nine-
over-nine sash windows, are original, and the molded window surrounds and mutins 
are still in place. The unusual corner fireplace, which has a simple Greek 
Revival style mantelpiece, is still in place in the small room across from the 
entrance hall. The dog-leg stair has a Federal-style chamfered newel post.


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