Rappahannock News, November 27, 1980
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THE BIG OPEN FIREPLACE is the central point of “Cooper’s Kitchen”, the name Ruby Jenkins has given the kitchen area of the Washington Museum. Mrs. Nora Cooper Kendall lived there many years ago.
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“THE BIG OPEN FIREPLACE is the central point of.” rappnews, no. 47, November 1980.
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