Kates House.

Located in a Connecticut mill town this circa 1845 cape last saw major changes and redecorating somewhere around 1890. The main structure measures 29’ 6” x 35’ 4” while the ell measures 17' x 19’ 8” with ceiling heights of 7’ 6”. All the interior details, including the original Blake latches, mantles, doors, chair rails, window and door casings, circa 1890 wall paper, rear stairway, window sash and glass remain intact. The front stairway was changed 1890 eliminating the center chimney and fireplaces. The kitchen fireplace, located in the ell, was also removed. Outside, no changes have been made except to front door and the sidelights. Original trim, siding, ell doors, granite steps and foundation are unchanged.

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