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  • Summerhouse
    works of art, and a piano (view text). The summerhouse described by Juliana Margaret Connor (1827), which was constructed of eight cedar trees chained together
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  • Seat
    serves as a most beautiful finish to the foreground.” [Fig. 10] Connor, Juliana Margaret, 1827, describing the garden at the pottery (Lot 48) on Main Street
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