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Built in 1868 for Benjamin Farnsworth.

A grand Italianate in the West End historic district

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This entry was posted in Architecture, garage, History, Images, Italianate, Spring Street, Then & Now, Waynflete School, West End, West End Walks and tagged 19th Century, After the fire, Architecture, garage, gutters, History, images, Italianate, Seth Larrabee, The Great Fire of 1866, Then and Now, West End on May 24, 2020 by alewifecove.

Images. In the gutter

Okay. Not so much the gutter but the downspout. Where did we go wrong?

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This entry was posted in Architecture, Fail, History, Images, Rants, Remuddling and tagged Architecture, Bad Architecture, downspouts, Fail, gutters, images, Maine, Portland on June 29, 2016 by alewifecove.

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