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Benjamin Osborn House (AKA Ann Lee Cottage) Destroyed By Fire

Blueberry Hill Farm, 1944

Club Grounds Cabin Brochure

Curiosity Shop and Tea House

Cottage Farm

Katzenstein Cottage - Photo about 1900

Ashley Hill Cottage, A Summer Resort

Hasford House 1889

Boat House at Lee Pond

Spence/ Austin House at the Club Grounds

Aunt Em's Little Farm on Fall's Road

The Isaacson House

Northrup Camp

Spence/ Furcht Cabin, 1930s

Austin Cabin at the Club Grounds early 1900s

View from Frank Schutt's House

W.H. Weaver Wayside Inn

Open Acres

Summit Farm

P.C. Garrett's, 1940's

Miss Miller's House

Mount Washington Church of Christ/Horse Carriage Shed on the Left

Headquarters 1968

The Home of Harvey Whitbeck

Then : Benjamin Osborn House / Ann Lee Cottage 1759

Cold Brook 121 East Street

Sears Cabin in Winter at the Club Grounds

John and Carol Hay's Steel House (now demolished)

Wayside Inn

Thornhill aka The Patterson House at The Club Grounds - Built in the 1920's

Stagecoach

Spence/ Austin House at the Club Grounds

Summit Farm

Alfred Intemann at Ann Lee Shed

Samsnest

Intemann House - Arson Fire Destroyed House in 2020

Klaus Hallig Shoveling Snow

Blizzard of 1995

Aunt Em’s Little Farm on the Falls Rd

Boat House at Lee Pond

Original House Now Belonging to Lenny and Diane Salamon

Former Spence/Austin House at the Club Grounds Renovated and Now Owned by Bobbie Hallig