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STAIRWAY: A graceful stairway curving up to the second floor in the center hall sets the ton® for the entire house
ad of government ownership in the 1980s (when the house served as the engineering office for the new Shenandoah National Park), «r»<f Moses Gibson's stone wing: hasn’t been inhabited for more than 45 years.
Bowling Green is now owned by Charles (“Chuck’h and Mary Preston who have decided to their current and future life’s work die return of this wonderful house to its former glory They are allowmg house tour (pests to share in thur transformation with the reno* vation still in its early stages.
“We first saw the house on a dark, rainy, spring day* Chuck remembers. “What still stacks in o*ar ■wntfa was the incredible natund beauty of the setting - what would have been an ugly day in most places was breath taking in Ripper hannock Mist in the mountains, jpeen rolling fields - we stid can’t believe
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