English: Stephen Phillips House museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Originally built in Danvers it was moved to Salem and enlarged by Nathanial West in 1821. (website)
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A photo taken on Chestnut with fresh snow at the Stephen Phillips House museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Originally built in Danvers it was moved to Salem and enlarged by Nathanial West in 1821.
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