Parsons Nursery, Wash House, South side of U.S. Route 219, Parsons, Tucker County, WV

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R.W. Cassidy farmer, Putney, Vermont, hauling manure with his sled and team. He owns about two hundred acres, has lived here about seventeen years

In the garden of the Chateau d'Yerres, which the American Red Cross is converting into a tuberculosis sanitorium. This chateau is part of the property taken over by the Red Cross from the Tuberculeux de la Guerre. The chateau is to be known as the Edith Wharton Sanitorium. Pool and summer house

Snow slides off the roof and piles high in front of window of farmhouses. Woodstock, Vermont

Scene on pond-like Little Lake in the unincorporated community of Chocorua, part of Tamworth, New Hampshire

Jane Dillon House, Rock House Road, Easton, Fairfield County, CT

In the garden of the Chateau d'Yerres, which the American Red Cross is converting into a tuberculosis sanitorium. This chateau is part of the property taken over by the Red Cross from the Tuberculeux de la Guerre. The chateau is to be known as the Edith Wharton Sanitorium. Pool and summer house

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Significance: The wash house, built in 1939, was the only nursery building constructed by the members of Camp Parsons Civilian Conservation Corps Camp, according to John King. This building provided larger locker room facilities for the 65 acre nursery than had been provided by the original wash house. It also provided a basement room for seed stratification.

Survey number: HABS WV-237-F

Building/structure dates: 1957 Initial Construction

Building/structure dates: 1960 Subsequent Work

Building/structure dates: 1974

Building/structure dates: 1981 Subsequent Work

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R.W. Cassidy farmer, Putney, Vermont, hauling manure with his sled and team. He owns about two hundred acres, has lived here about seventeen years

In the garden of the Chateau d'Yerres, which the American Red Cross is converting into a tuberculosis sanitorium. This chateau is part of the property taken over by the Red Cross from the Tuberculeux de la Guerre. The chateau is to be known as the Edith Wharton Sanitorium. Pool and summer house

Snow slides off the roof and piles high in front of window of farmhouses. Woodstock, Vermont

Scene on pond-like Little Lake in the unincorporated community of Chocorua, part of Tamworth, New Hampshire

Jane Dillon House, Rock House Road, Easton, Fairfield County, CT

In the garden of the Chateau d'Yerres, which the American Red Cross is converting into a tuberculosis sanitorium. This chateau is part of the property taken over by the Red Cross from the Tuberculeux de la Guerre. The chateau is to be known as the Edith Wharton Sanitorium. Pool and summer house

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