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Title:
William Winter Stone House title William Winter Stone House Title false
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Date:
1848-1880 date 1848-1880 Date false
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Bethel (Ohio) location Bethel (Ohio) Location false
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American culture American Culture false
Subject:
Architecture--United States subject Architecture--United States Subject false
Subject:
National Register of Historic Places subject National Register of Historic Places Subject false
Subject:
gable roofs subject gable roofs Subject false
Description:
"The William Winter House is a fine example of Federal architecture. It is two-and-a-half stories in height with a gable roof, which is pierced by two, massive interior end chimneys. The interior of this stone house still contains much of the original black walnut woodwork. The Winter family was one of the earliest settlers of Tate Township. Their house has become a local landmark, not only because of its fine stone construction, but because of its association with 19th century trade in a fairly isolated region...Around 1850 a frame room was added to the rear of the house to be used as a general store. The Mount Olive Post Office was located in the old brick kitchen of the Winter home from 1848-1880." description "The William Winter House is a fine example of Federal architecture. It is two-and-a-half stories in height with a gable roof, which is pierced by two, massive interior end chimneys. The interior of this stone house still contains much of the original black walnut woodwork. The Winter family was one of the earliest settlers of Tate Township. Their house has become a local landmark, not only because of its fine stone construction, but because of its association with 19th century trade in a fairly isolated region...Around 1850 a frame room was added to the rear of the house to be used as a general store. The Mount Olive Post Office was located in the old brick kitchen of the Winter home from 1848-1880." Description false
Information Source:
"Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places, Volume 1." Ed. Lorrie K. Owen. St. Clair Shores: Somerset Publishers Inc., 1999, 147. information_source "Dictionary of Ohio Historic Places, Volume 1." Ed. Lorrie K. Owen. St. Clair Shores: Somerset Publishers Inc., 1999, 147. Information Source false
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Cincinnati Preservation Association reproduction_creator Cincinnati Preservation Association Reproduction Creator false
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Rear view of yard and house reproduction_view Rear view of yard and house Reproduction View false
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