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The Putnam House, Fredericton

Courtesy of Beaverbrook Art Gallery | Public Domain

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Date

1842

Artist

George Neilson Smith

Collection

Collection of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Description

Descriptive medium: pen, watercolour, and pencil on paper laid down on pressed paperboard

Image Licence

Public Domain

Image Credit

Courtesy of Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Location

736 King Street, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

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Buildings & Architecture

TWW Comment

This house was the home of lawyer Charles Putnam and was at that time called Willow Grove. Fred Edgecombe added towers, bays, cupolas and decorative siding to the home around 1896. Today the house is the Office of the Integrity Commissioner.

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