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An adaptation of the Southern Colonial style has been used 
in the architecture. The unusual height of the pillars is bal¬ 
anced by the width of the porch, together with the two glassed 
in rooms at either side. This is the garden view 
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The entrance porch is an elaboration of the usual Colonial 
stoop, the balustrading being the same as that used on the 
garden side of the house. Color relief is given the white shin¬ 
gled walls by the green blinds and box-bordered path 
The interior woodwork of the hall is remarkable for its fidelity of 
detail to original Colonial designs which, by the bye, is the ultimate 
test of the worth of modern Colonial architecture. Landscape paper 
of an old pattern has been effectively used on the walls 
