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Frederick Colony House // c.1885 // Queen Anne // When you look up Queen Anne architecture on Google, this house in Wilton, NH should pop up! The Frederick Colony House was built around 1885 for the mill-owner who built a large cotton mill (last post) in town at the same time. Frederick Colony (1850-1925) was from a prominent textile and cotton mill-owning family based in Massachusetts and Keene, New Hampshire. Colony purchased land along the Souhegan River and built a new mill, there to make his own fortune, and that he did! The Frederick Colony House remains as one of the best-preserved homes in Wilton, and recently sold. Those interiors! #house #home #housebeautiful #houseandhome #realestate #design #style #beauty #historichomes #oldhouse #newhampshire #wilton #wiltonnh #nh #nhhomes #victorian #victorianhouse #victorianhouses #victorianarchitecture
Location: Wilton, New Hampshire
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Photo Buildings of New England - Those vines! 🌱 Winona and Winslow Blanchard House // c.1915 // Colonial Revival // This Colonial Revival house on Pine Ridge Road in Waban Village, Newton, is one of a handful of the brick houses…
Photo Buildings of New England - Colony-Abbott Worsted Mill Office // 1885 // Oops! I forgot to share this cute office building constructed in 1885 for the larger mill next door! How cute is this building?! 🥰 Oh and don’t forget…
Photo Buildings of New England - Reverend Abel Fiske House // c.1791 // Federal style // Reverend Abel Fiske (1752-1802) was born in Pepperell, Massachusetts and graduated from Harvard College in the class of 1774. Four years later…

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