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Fortunat O. Michaud House

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The Farrell-Michaud House presently operates as a bed-and-breakfast inn.Tradition holds that a portion of this Van Buren, Maine, house was built around 1880 by the owner (Farrell) and was eventually transferred to his daughter, Emily Farrell Michaud. The largest portion of the house dates from 1912 to 1917. The Queen-Anne style, wood-frame house features a tower with bell-shaped roof. The original tin covering of the tower roof has been replaced with composite (tar-based) shingles. Presently known as the Farrell-Michaud House, the property is operated as a bed-and-breakfast inn. 		spacer
Ray Morin of St. David shows how a barrel is assembled. American Folklife Center photograph by David Whitman, 1991.    
Ray Morin of St. David shows how a barrel is assembled. American Folklife Center photograph by David Whitman, 1991.
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