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Thoreau House: Exterior Views.
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 Cabin front door, facing South to Jay Mountain.
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 Front door salvaged November 2001.
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 Front door lets in lots of light.
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 West side, kitchen door.
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 West side, kitchen windows.
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 East side.
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 Cedar shakes, corners cut by hand.
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 North side,woodshed (kitchen).
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 Hamilton Field, view south to Jay Mountain.
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 Driveway on Stonehouse Road, view east to Wainwright Mtn.
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A creative copy?
Thoreau House is exactly the same size as Thoreau's cabin at Walden Pond: Ten by fifteen feet with eight foot high walls plus a woodshed. To make room for a functional sleeping loft the ceiling in the Fourpeaks version is dropped to seven feet and two windows are added in the loft. The woodshed is made into a full kitchen with room for a dining table and chairs. All modern construction with fully insulated walls for year-round use.
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