. Historic homes of New England . 3O u V C Boo Pi bO c > h-) PL,. 3O u u a Oh h-H 1-1 X h< THE MACPHAEDRIS-WARNER HOUSE of them has ever been found. Included in thecollection are portraits of Captain Macphaedris,Hon. Jonathan Warner, and his daughter latter is pictured as an oldtime belle, in agown of stiff brocade and rich red lace. Opposite the parlor is the living-room, panelledlike the hall, and possessing the same charm as therest of the house. The walls are adorned by queer,old-fashioned pictures and heavy, gilt-framed mir-rors, the latter reflecting in their depths the be
. Historic homes of New England . 3O u V C Boo Pi bO c > h-) PL,. 3O u u a Oh h-H 1-1 X h< THE MACPHAEDRIS-WARNER HOUSE of them has ever been found. Included in thecollection are portraits of Captain Macphaedris,Hon. Jonathan Warner, and his daughter latter is pictured as an oldtime belle, in agown of stiff brocade and rich red lace. Opposite the parlor is the living-room, panelledlike the hall, and possessing the same charm as therest of the house. The walls are adorned by queer,old-fashioned pictures and heavy, gilt-framed mir-rors, the latter reflecting in their depths the beautyof the rare old mahogany with which the room isfurnished. Beside the broad fireplace, tiled in brown, is aspacious cupboard, deftly concealed in the panelling,where are stored quantities of fine old silver andchina, the treasured possessions of many genera-tions of Warners and Sherburnes. This fireplaceis framed in quaint Dutch tiles, but instead ofgrate and andirons it contains a Franklin stove,surmounted by a queer cofiee-urn once owned byGovernor Langdon. A
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