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Shifferobes, cedar chests and pie safes
Now and Then
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Country homes from the mid-18th through early 20th centuries were of simple design, even large ones. Typically, there were four rooms, two on each side of a hall, with a kitchen and dining room attached by a “dog-trot” breezeway in back and a wide porch in front. The two front rooms were large, one a parlor and the other a bedroom with two beds, a sitting area and a work place for sewing, etc.
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