This pair of not quite mirror image houses shares not only a common entrance porch but an unmistakable Queen Anne identity, here quite literally derived from authentic Anglo-Dutch models the monarch herself might have recognized. Typifying the idiom, swags grace the brownstone panels of the curved
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8–10 Fairfield Street
1879, Sturgis and Brigham.
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