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After returning
from a voyage down the Nile River in 1930, William and Louise
remodeled the drawing room. They replaced the mantel and
fireplace surround with an Egyptian Revival mantelpiece. It is
a copy of a similar mantelpiece at Kernwood in Salem, the
gothic revival country place of Francis Peabody, William,
Jr.’s uncle. The wallpaper, with its geometric patterns was
also installed as part of the remodeling. Above the fireplace
is a portrait of Mary Endicott, painted in 1887 by Ethel
Mortlock.

photos
c. 1900 How the Drawing Room Looks
Today

©
Copyright The Candid View

©
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Room Tour
First Floor: Dining Room
- Drawing Room - Small
Parlor - Foyer - Library
- Lounge
Second Floor: Groom's Room
- Bride's Room - Ivy Room
- Carnation Room -
Library/ Museum
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