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The Land of Queen Mary, New York
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Mary queen of England granted approximate 400 acres to the Davenport family in 1689. The original homestay location was lost. A Dutch home and barn were build during the pre-industrial revolution. Unfortunately the home was lost to a fire in 1979, you can still see the stone foundation. The diary barn was converted to a home in 1984. 20 acres remained landlocked with pittoresk class A trout stream running trough pastoral setting.
Mary queen of England granted approximate 400 acres to the Davenport family in 1689. The original homestay location was lost. A Dutch home and barn were build during the pre-industrial revolution. Unfortunately the home was lost to a fire in 1979, you can still see the stone foundation. The diary barn was converted to a home in 1984. 20 acres remained landlocked with pittoresk class A trout stream running trough pastoral setting.
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