Recent Acquisition – Photograph Collection
Original caption: “November 24, 1968. This cottage (at Grace and 25th – ed) housed four families and lowest level had a dirt floor. St. John’s church seen through trees at left.”
The house, circa 1830, is one of three cottages on that intersection built John Morris.
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Neato! http://photos2.zillowstatic.com/p_h/IS1s1pnuabvfxk3.jpg
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Four families! That’s terrifying!
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You should see it now! Wow
A true example of Richmond Churchill history.
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I have a nice early print of this cottage by L Miller.
I found it in father in laws estate from WIlliamsburg va. back of print says cottage was property of Richmond Historic society. does anyone know the time frame when the Historic society owned this home?