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Mrs. Cleverley describes her house as an example of how living quarters can be constructed to accommodate handicapped and elderly persons.
In preparation for her own retirement, she designed the house to be relatively maintenance free, both inside ang put... While “Yankee ingenuity” is evident in the house, Mrs. Cleverley’s home abounds with “Southern hospitality.”
Mrs. Cleverley came to Rappahanock County with her husband, Franklin Thomas Cleverley, in the middle 1940’s. She and “Gev” (as she affectionately refers to him) were visiting his cousins in Front Royal and decided to accompany them to view a farm down Route 647 from Flint Hill which the cousins were
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