John Kent Russell House Artifacts

all original c. 1855 historically important exterior residential oversized john kent russell residence yellow pine wood eave bracket or corbel constructed with square nails

all original c. 1855 historically important exterior residential oversized john kent russell residence yellow pine wood eave bracket or corbel constructed with square nails

all original c. 1855 historically important exterior residential oversized john kent russell residence yellow pine wood eave bracket or corbel constructed with square nails

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all original and perfectly intact c. 1850's john kent russell residence interior parlor room temple gray marble fireplace mantle with desirable "horseshoe" opening

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all original and perfectly intact c. 1850's john kent russell residence interior parlor room temple gray marble fireplace mantle with desirable "horseshoe" opening

all original and perfectly intact c. 1850's john kent russell residence interior parlor room temple gray marble fireplace mantle with desirable "horseshoe" opening

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all original c. 1855 historically important exterior residential oversized john kent russell residence yellow pine wood eave bracket or corbel constructed with square nails

all original and perfectly intact c. 1850's john kent russell residence interior parlor room temple gray marble fireplace mantle with desirable "horseshoe" opening

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