Abandoned
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The Silent Watch of the Iron-Gable
The Iron-Gable, a massive and severe structure of dark-red brick and gray limestone, was built in 1870, characterized by its…
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The Gilded Burden of the Silver-Seam
The Silver-Seam, a sprawling, ornate Beaux-Arts mansion built in 1905, is defined by its massive scale, its white marble façade,…
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The Forgotten Rindge-Evergreen Manor
The air inside what was once the Rindge-Evergreen Manor is not merely cold; it is the absence of warmth, preserved…
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The Hidden Story of the Stone-Acre Retreat
The Stone-Acre Retreat—a sprawling Italianate villa built in 1865—sits low and heavy on its foundations, its distinctive square tower and…
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The Lost Echoes of the Hemlock-Eaves
The Hemlock-Eaves, an elaborate and dramatic structure of Queen Anne and Shingle Style influence, completed in 1893, sits deep within…
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The Lost Key of the Hearth-Ember
The Hearth-Ember, a rambling, formidable structure of dark brick and heavy, carved timber, was completed in 1892, intended to project…
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The Shattered Chord of the Fret-Mortise
The Fret-Mortise, an elaborate and dramatic structure of Queen Anne and Shingle Style influence, completed in 1893, sits deep within…
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The Forgotten Rindge-Evergreen Manor
The air inside what was once the Rindge-Evergreen Manor is not merely cold; it is the absence of warmth, preserved…
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The Silent Burden of the Ashburn-Cottage
The Ashburn-Cottage, despite its deceptively modest name, is a large, rambling, late-Victorian home, built in 1902 with a sprawling, asymmetrical…
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The Haunting Lullaby of the Sycamore-Cove
The Sycamore-Cove, a rambling, highly decorative Queen Anne style mansion built in 1890, is defined by its extensive, asymmetrical use…
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The Empty Altar of the Sepia-Strake
The Sepia-Strake, a formidable structure of dark brick and heavy, carved timber, was completed in 1888, intended to project an…
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The Forgotten Rindge-Evergreen Manor
The air inside what was once the Rindge-Evergreen Manor is not merely cold; it is the absence of warmth, preserved…
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