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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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The Lost Heart of the Galt-Chantry
The Galt-Chantry, a masterpiece of asymmetrical Queen Anne design completed in 1890, stands today as a skeletal structure of reddish-brown…
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The Eerie Stillness of the Myrtal-Haven
The Myrtal-Haven, a rambling, asymmetrical Neo-Jacobean mansion built in 1895, is defined by its dark red brick, extensive use of…
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The Silent Echo of the Slate-Shroud
The Slate-Shroud, 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 Watch of Aethelred House
The Aethelred House stands on a low hill, its asymmetrical red brick and stone bulk shrouded by thick, unpruned stands…
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The Forgotten History of the Thorn-Wainscot
The Thorn-Wainscot, an imposing example of Queen Anne architecture, built in 1891, is characterized by its irregular shape, turrets, and…
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The Muted Confession of the Slate-Finial
The Slate-Finial, an elaborate and dramatic structure of Queen Anne and Shingle Style influence, completed in 1893, sits deep within…
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The Frozen Legacy of the Marble-Sconce
The Marble-Sconce, a monumental, imposing structure of grey granite and heavy marble trim, was completed in 1885, intended to project…
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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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