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Intricate woodwork lends cottage character.
The vestibule has an encaustic tiled floor beneath its high ceiling.
Stained glass in the vestibule is in need of some repair.
Looking through the paneled vestibule into the foyer.
Early in the 20th century, the home's original clapboards were replaced by slate shingles.
The cavalier atop the newel post has a detachable rapier.
On a fine, sun-splashed day, shadows and foliage complement the front-porch woodwork.
The door into the kitchen, which is in a modified front parlor with fireplace, is open at rear.
The porch's bargeboards are carved like dogs' heads, somewhat in the manner of gargoyles.
The cylindrical radiator bears a date of 1874 and the name A.A. Griffith.
Pocket doors, at right, in the foyer open to the front parlor.