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Day: December 21, 2011

District School, Old Sturbridge Village (1810)

by Dan/December 21, 2011January 1, 2012/Schools, Sturbridge, Vernacular

The District School at Old Sturbridge Village is a one-room Schoolhouse, originally built in Candia, New Hampshire, c. 1800-1810. It was moved to Sturbridge in 1955.

Edgar F. Crooks House (1886)

by Dan/December 21, 2011/Houses, Northampton, Queen Anne

The house at 28 Pomeroy Terrace in Northampton was built in 1885-1886 by C.H. Jones of Springfield for E.F. Crooks. C.H. Jones was a painter, artist and architect who designed other buildings in Northampton, including the Lilly Library in Florence. Edgar F. Crooks was the superintendent of the factory in Northampton of Belding Brothers & Co., silk manufacturers.

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