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"Huxley Hall" - The Kerney-Kilmer House The original stone portion of this house was built circa 1795 by Revolutionary War Capt. John Kerney who served after the war as Justice of the Peace in Martinsburg. The brick portion was added in 1820 by David Kilmer. |
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Hibbard Mansion & Mill This house was built circa 1820 by Aaron Hibbard, a Quaker, on land which had been given to his wife, Martha Mendenhall, by her father James. A fulling mill circa 1810, located southeast of Hibbard Hall, was destroyed in 1988. |
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Susan Couchman House This is a two-story, gable-roofed, "L"-dwelling which is entirely constructed of log on a stone foundation and covered with clapboard. |
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Smoketown School This brick one-room school was built in 1869 on land donated by Jacob Miller. It was three-bay with gable roof. Entrance porch has a shed roof in the gable end. |
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Rush-Miller House This house is constructed of coursed rubble limestone, and built in two sections. The rear section was constructed first circa 1810. The front section was built circa 1873. |
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