The caption reads: "Entrance to Eastern State Hospital for the Insane, Erected 1768, Williamsburg, Va."]]> Rights and reproductions]]> D2021-COPY-1014-0002 V
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This mid-nineteenth century ancillary building stood near the Bowden-Armistead House and had long served as the Episcopal parish house. The upper floor was the first drafting room for the restoration team headed by architects Perry, Shaw and Hepburn and the lower floor served as an office for the project.]]> D2021-COPY-1014-0058 V
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Back of postcard reads: "Colonial Williamsburg, Tayloe House, Office, and Kitchen. Historic Area, Williamsburg, Virginia. Three different roof lines grace the Tayloe buildings: the gambrel-roofed Tayloe House, the interesting "ogee", or bell-shaped roof of the Office, and the Kitchen with it's steep "A" roof. All three are original eighteenth-century buildings."]]> AV-96-33-11-V]]> D2021-COPY-1014-0004 V
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