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In their effort to create a harmonious union of house and
landscape, the Olmstead firm designed new roadways and modified
farm buildings placement in the landscape. A new circular drive
at the end of the existing avenue of elms guided the visitor to
the recently built porte cochere at the buildings formal
entrance. A large clay jar purchased in Egypt in 1930 by the
Endicotts is displayed in the center of the circular drive. |
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