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for a single home. Tickets may be obtained at the parish hall or at individual houses.
Stone House Hollow, on the Fodderstack Road, Route 628, is owned by Mrs. Emmy Stone Allen. The original building ddtes to 1810, but was destroyed by fire many years ago, leaving the outside buildings which have been restored and renovated.
Number “711” Main Street, Flint Hill, was built around 1840 and owned by the Cary family for many generations. It is now owned and occupied by Mrs. » Mary Cleverley, who still uses the original kitchen*,,. An original Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet is there, complete with built-in flour sifter and suggested recipes and menus.
MONTEJURRA is located near Huntly on Route 522 and is owned by Mr. and Mrs. L. Brent Bozell. It is occupied by them and their ten red-headed children.
This house, originally known as Windsor Lodge, was built in 1897 by members of the Gordon family as a hunting lodge. The Bozells purchased the property in 1965 from J. A. B. Dahlgren. Many of the furnishings come from Mrs. Bozell’s family place in Connecticut. Pictures include many delightful
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