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"Oak Hill" Home of Chief Justice Marshall the land on which the manor stands was an original grant from the Crown to Lord Tanbah[?] The cottage on the right adjoining the big mansion was the modest beginning of Oak Hill
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"Oak Hill" Home of Chief Justice Marshall the land on which the manor stands was an original grant from the Crown to Lord Tanbah[?] The cottage on the right adjoining the big mansion was the modest beginning of Oak Hill

1920-01-01 · photo, print, drawing

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Credit line"Oak Hill" Home of Chief Justice Marshall the land on which the manor stands was an original grant from the Crown to Lord Tanbah[?] The cottage on the right adjoining the big mansion was the modest be. 1920-01-01. National Photo Company Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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