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James S. Loper House (1838)

The house at 1169 Long Hill Road in Guilford was built in 1838 for James Stone Loper (1802-1888). It features a large Greek Revival doorway and has a large addition, built c. 1840.

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James S. Loper House (1838)

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Daniel August 13, 2018August 14, 2018 Greek Revival, Guilford, Houses

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