1911 Print Chairs Table Lindens Peabody Manson Danvers ORIGINAL HISTORIC BAC1 XGHD9 Number 67 of 487 copies

Number 67 of 487 copies

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1911 Print Chairs Table Lindens Peabody Manson Danvers ORIGINAL HISTORIC BAC1 XGHD9 Number 67 of 487 copiesThis is an original 1911 halftone print of three chairs and a table in "The Lindens," the Francis Peabody Estate in Danvers, Massachusetts, built in 1745 (1754?) for "King" Hooper. It also served as the headquarters of the British General and Massachusetts Governor, General Thomas Gage, in 1774. The house was moved to the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, D. C. in 1935. CONDITION This 100+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. No aging. No