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Renovation 1924

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Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the first-floor east wall of the west room. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the west room looking to the southeast corner. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the first-floor east wall of the west room. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the west end of the garret. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the first floor and rooming looking east. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is the first-floor west room and west wall. (courtesy of Medfield Historical Society)
1924 renovation south wall
Peak House Interior October 1924 - Assuming the house to face south, this is looking east in the garret.
Peak House Interior October 1924 – Assuming the house to face south, this shows the east wall of the main room with the window in the north wall.

 Selected photographs courtesy of Historic New England

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