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Tintype of Green Clay
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Wilson family photographs
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House of Denton Jacques near Green Spring, Indiana. Spring (No.15) District, Washington, Co., Maryland on the 'Old Allegheny road.' Built about 1755…
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1926
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House of Denton Jacques near Green Spring, Indiana. Spring (No.15) District, Washington, Co., Maryland. In a dell just south of Fairview (Old North) Mountain on…
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1926
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Mary Shelby Wilson in front of Nathaniel Greene Monument
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![House of Denton Jacques near Green Spring, Indiana. Spring (No.15) District, Washington, Co., Maryland. In a dell just south of Fairview (Old North) Mountain on the 'Old Allegheny Road.' about two miles east of Old Fort Forderials. Built 1755. Note: The wing in the [?] was a separate building originally, but was moved in later years by present owners to the position shown. Picture taken 1926](https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7mkk948324/data/pa62w8/Box_2/Item_140/140_ftb.jpg "House of Denton Jacques near Green Spring, Indiana. Spring (No.15) District, Washington, Co., Maryland. In a dell just south of Fairview (Old North) Mountain on the 'Old Allegheny Road.' about two miles east of Old Fort Forderials. Built 1755. Note: The wing in the [?] was a separate building originally, but was moved in later years by present owners to the position shown. Picture taken 1926")
