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Image: William Watts Sherman House (Newport, RI) - from southwest

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Description: William Watts Sherman House — Newport, Rhode Island, USA. Architect H. H. Richardson with extension and interiors by Stanford White. View of west facade from southeast.
Title: William Watts Sherman House (Newport, RI) - from southwest
Credit: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress); Call Number HABS RI,3-NEWP,68; Survey number HABS RI-342; digital id: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/hhh.ri0036. This version has been cropped and image-enhanced from the original in the Library of Congress.
Author: Cervin Robinson, photographer.
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