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The East End’s Early English Houses
I WAS SURPRISED this weekend to realize how many outstanding examples of English Colonial architecture remain on the East End of Long Island. Below, The Old House, Cutchogue While 17th century Dutch settlers in Brooklyn and the Hudson Valley built … Continue reading
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Tagged board-and-batten doors, central chimney, clapboards, Cutchogue, diamond-paned casement windows, East End, East Hampton, English Colonial architecture, First Period architecture, fluted chimney, Home Sweet Home Museum, John Howard Payne, leaded glass windows, lean-to, LONG ISLAND, Mulford farmstead, National Historic Landmark, North Fork, ohn Mulford, saltbox, Southold, steep-pitched roofs, The Old House, vernacular, windmills
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