Frary Talcott House.

Frary Talcott House, 1788, this Connecticut Valley dwelling which measures 29' 5" by 38' 8", retains all of its original features including a rear lean-to which increases the depth to 36' 6". The brick center chimney contains four fireplaces and a bake oven. A 29' long ballroom, created in 1847, opens up the right side of the first floor from front to rear. Molding, raised paneling, original front and rear stairways, buttery with shelving, wide board flooring and a pristine attic add to the interest of the building. Dismantled.

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