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| ====== Sullivan Homestead (BE 353) ====== | ====== Sullivan Homestead (BE 353) ====== | ||
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| Beautifully sited on a scenic, tree-lined rural road near the mouth of Gunpowder Creek, the Sullivan Homestead is one of the county’s finest double-pen log houses. Constructed in the earlt 19th Century, it contains two cells of equal size divided by a log wall. The front contains four bays, grouped at the outer edges of the facade. A large, step-shouldered stone chimney anchors the north gable end. Directly behind the house is a large cellar of brick and stone, dug into a hillside. | Beautifully sited on a scenic, tree-lined rural road near the mouth of Gunpowder Creek, the Sullivan Homestead is one of the county’s finest double-pen log houses. Constructed in the earlt 19th Century, it contains two cells of equal size divided by a log wall. The front contains four bays, grouped at the outer edges of the facade. A large, step-shouldered stone chimney anchors the north gable end. Directly behind the house is a large cellar of brick and stone, dug into a hillside. | ||
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