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By Natalie May 11, 2015

David Glick fixed the broken glass in our attic window!

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It took eight years...

2020 5
- July 4
- March 1

2018 1
- April 1
2017 10
- October 2
- May 3
- March 1
- February 4
2016 27
- December 2
- September 4
- August 1
- June 1
- May 4
- April 3
- March 3
- February 4
- January 5
2015 42
- December 3
- November 8
- October 3
- September 3
- August 1
- July 7
- June 5
- May 3
- April 1
- March 1
- February 3
- January 4
2014 60
- December 5
- November 2
- October 3
- September 3
- August 12
- July 10
- June 10
- May 4
- April 1
- March 3
- February 3
- January 4
2013 58
- December 12
- November 10
- October 17
- September 8
- August 8
- July 2
- June 1

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The Bunny Manse

Constructed some time between 1907 and 1910, this two-story frame house is a distinguishable example of the late Victorian neoclassical styling popular at that time.

On the side elevations,two-story, three-sided bays extend from the large boxy core with a steeply- pitched hipped roof and tall interior chimneys with corbelled stacks.

The most striking feature of the house is the one-story wraparound porch with a second pedimented tier at the entrance bay; throughout both tiers, the supports are finely detailed Corinthian columns on brick plinths.

Leaded glass transoms, sidelights and rondels embellish the front entrances. Although the house is somewhat deteriorated, its exterior is completely intact and the interior is little altered.

Matthew Freeland Markham, a partner in the Sneed-Markham-Taylor Company men's clothing store, had the house built and lived in it until his death in 1948.

Today [1984] the house is operated as a haven for derelicts.
From the National Register description

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