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Pantry in "The House Next Door"
July 19, 1933
Pantry decorated in 1840s style in Ralph Warner's "The House Next Door," aka the Lovejoy-Duncan House, 11219 N. Webster Street, Cooksville.
Front Entrance of "The House Next Door"
July 19, 1933
Front entrance to Ralph Warner's "The House Next Door," aka the Lovejoy-Duncan House, 11219 N. Webster Street, surrounded by vegetation.
Barn at "The House Next Door"
July 19, 1933
View along stone path leading to the side door of barn/carriage house at Ralph Warner's "The House Next Door," aka the Lovejoy-Duncan House, 11219 N. Webster Street.
Parlor in "The House Next Door"
July 19, 1933
Parlor decorated in 1840s style in Ralph Warner's "The House Next Door." aka the Lovejoy-Duncan House, 11219 North Webster Street, showing piano and fireplace.
Dining Room in "The House Next Door"
July 19, 1933
Dining room decorated in 1840s style in Ralph Warner's "The House Next Door," aka the Lovejoy-Duncan House, 11219 N. Webster Street. The pantry is seen through the open door on the right.
Ralph Warner House
1950
Garden with trees and a stone fence in the backyard of Ralph Warner's home.
