The Colonial Architecture of Salem
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On several occasions he entertained President Pierce there. It is now the residence of Miss Caroline O. Emmerton, the philanthropist through whose gener- osity the "House of Seven Gables" and the "Old Bakery" have been preserved, as recounted in the first two chapters of this book.
Among the finest old brick mansions of Salem the Andrew-Safford house at Number 13 Washington [94] The Square Three-Story Brick House Square takes a prominent place. It was erected in 1818 by John Andrew, the uncle o...f John A. Andrew, Civil War Governor of Massachusetts, who was a frequent visitor. At the time of its completion it was regarded as the most costly private residence in New England, and no finer example of the character- istic architecture of its time remains in such an excellent state of preservation. In fact, the whole estate, embracing a stable at the right in harmony with the house and a fine old formal garden at the left, exemplifies as do few others the best that money could provide in Salem a century ago.
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On several occasions he entertained President Pierce there. It is now the residence of Miss Caroline O. Emmerton, the philanthropist through whose gener- osity the "House of Seven Gables" and the "Old Bakery" have been preserved, as recounted in the first two chapters of this book.
Among the finest old brick mansions of Salem the Andrew-Safford house at Number 13 Washington [94] The Square Three-Story Brick House Square takes a prominent place. It was erected in 1818 by John Andrew, the uncle o...f John A. Andrew, Civil War Governor of Massachusetts, who was a frequent visitor. At the time of its completion it was regarded as the most costly private residence in New England, and no finer example of the character- istic architecture of its time remains in such an excellent state of preservation. In fact, the whole estate, embracing a stable at the right in harmony with the house and a fine old formal garden at the left, exemplifies as do few others the best that money could provide in Salem a century ago.
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