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November 2017

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The tour begins with "The Great House," which was built in 1658. The house is an example of Jac- obean architecture, named for King James I, which merges traditional Tudor and Elizabethan styles ZLWKUHQDLVVDQFHLQƮXHQFHVERUURZHGIURPWKH Flemish, French and Dutch. There are only three Jacobean houses left in the Western hemisphere. A trip back in time, the tour includes viewings RIWKHƬUVWƮRRURQO\EXWWKDWoVHQRXJKWRVHH a working grandfather clock built in 1759, china made around 1810 that is hand painted and a din- ing room table and chairs built in 1850 from local mahogany. 'RQoWEHVXUSULVHGWRƬQGRXWWKDW\RXUWRXU

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