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-- Similar to homes built on New York s Fifth Avenue, it was modeled after Chenonceaux, a chateau located in the Loire Valley of France, and represents the only example of the chateauesque style in Boston.

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Photo of Burrage House Series Sepia

-- Similar to homes built on New York s Fifth Avenue, it was modeled after Chenonceaux, a chateau located in the Loire Valley of France, and represents the only example of the chateauesque style in Boston.

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