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This impressively sited Colonial Revival Georgian house sits square on its high site on President's Hill. It was probably built in 1915 by a Morton T. Swallow. It is a particularly fine and imaginative example of this architectural style; one of the best in this neighborhood filled with with Colonial Revival houses. I especially enjoy the setting and symmetry of 105 Presidents Lane and glad I don't have to mow this lawn.
Quincy (Kwin' zee), Massachusetts, City of Presidents and Birthplace of the American Dream
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beautifully composed picture!
I would trim the bushes that hides the porch but with that done I would move in and park on the porch and watch the people strolling past my gate. What a fabulous photo.
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There are a lot of great houses in this neighborhood! :D
Another great one!! Love it!
I always look forward to your "old house" posts...beautiful photos, and such interesting information, too.
Good point - I wouldn't want to mow that grass either. To me that garden looks quite sad. I'd add English borders, bushes, trees, ...
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