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| ====== Collins-Revill House (BE 127)====== | ====== Collins-Revill House (BE 127)====== | ||
| - | {{ http://bcplfusion.bcpl.org/Repository/BE0127.JPG?300|The Collins-Revill House}} Built for the Collins family in the early 19th Century, the farm was later owned by Joseph C. Revill, a founder and cashier of the [[Boone County Deposit Bank]]. | + | <html><img alt="The Collins-Revill House" src="https://bcp.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/search/asset/27305/0" width="300" align="right" title="The Collins-Revill House"></html> Built for the Collins family in the early 19th Century, the farm was later owned by Joseph C. Revill, a founder and cashier of the [[Boone County Deposit Bank]]. |
| A well-preserved classic I-house, the Collins-Revill House is one of several substantial brick farmhouses built on the periphery of [[Burlington]] in the early 19th century. It features a central door with recessed pilasters, a Victorian porch with central gable and an original brick kitchen ell. The farm includes a large collection of agricultural outbuildings. | A well-preserved classic I-house, the Collins-Revill House is one of several substantial brick farmhouses built on the periphery of [[Burlington]] in the early 19th century. It features a central door with recessed pilasters, a Victorian porch with central gable and an original brick kitchen ell. The farm includes a large collection of agricultural outbuildings. | ||
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