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Snapshot: Smith-Appleby House Museum
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Snapshot: Smith-Appleby House Museum
Photograph by Bryan Baron/Double B Photography JUST PAST THE BUSTLE OF ROUTE 295 IN SMITHFIELD, a living postcard of Colonial New England stands in a leafy oasis on Georgiaville Pond. The Smith-Appleby House was built between 1696 and 1703 on land gifted to John “The Miller” Smith, one of the original companions of Roger Williams. His great-grandson, Elisha, built the homestead seen here that would remain in the family for eight generations. In …
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