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The house was built by [[Edwin Boothe, Sr.|Edwin Boothe, Sr.]]<h3> </h3> | The house was built by [[Edwin Boothe, Sr.|Edwin Boothe, Sr.]]<h3> </h3> | ||
[[File:7 Circle Street7.jpg|thumb||Living room ]] [[File:7 Circle Street5.jpg|thumb||China cupboard in dining room ]] [[File:7 Circle Street2.jpg|thumb||Living room windows looking out on the front porch ]] [[File:7 Circle Street3.jpg|thumb||The front porch ]] [[File:7 Circle Street8.jpg|thumb||This room off of the living room, has windows covering three walls ]] [[File:7 Circle Street9.jpg|thumb||Stairway ]] [[File:7 Circle Street4.jpg|thumb||Second floor cure porch ]] [[File:7 Circle Street6.jpg|thumb||The massive door to the cure porch ]]<h3> </h3> | [[File:7 Circle Street7.jpg|thumb||Living room ]] | ||
[[File:7 Circle Street5.jpg|thumb||China cupboard in dining room ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street2.jpg|thumb||Living room windows looking out on the front porch ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street3.jpg|thumb||The front porch ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street8.jpg|thumb||This room off of the living room, has windows covering three walls ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street9.jpg|thumb||Stairway ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street4.jpg|thumb||Second floor cure porch ]] | |||
[[File:7 Circle Street6.jpg|thumb||The massive door to the cure porch ]]<h3> </h3> | |||
'''[[Other historic properties|Other historic properties]]''' | '''[[Other historic properties|Other historic properties]]''' | ||
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Revision as of 13:57, 25 December 2025

[[File:G R Booth.jpg|left|thumb|George R. Booth
Address: 18 Circle Street
Old Address: 7 Circle Street
Other names:
Year built: 1921, from info of raise of assessment in that year.
Other information: A wonderful house with 99% original woodwork, in original finish. Mostly unchanged inside, deck added on back. In master bedroom on front, second floor, is a 42-inch door out onto a porch—a perfect "cure porch", although no documentation has been found indicating who the patient was.
The house was built by Edwin Boothe, Sr.







