Paschal House
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The old Paschal place was built around 1895 by German immigrants. The floor plan was beautiful and pragmatic. A spandrel staircase rises along the south and east walls of the parlor. The dormers added light and head room to the efficient two story structure. The interior of the window jambs are bull nosed or rounded to let in more light as well. It was quarried locally from the post rock layer and carefully pitched and laid up by the talented masons of the time.

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