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To see the softer side of hardscape, take a walk around the side of this O'Hara home. (Today)
Hampton's roots reach all the way back to the late 18th century, when it was a portion of the Depreciation Lands reserved for Revolutionary War veterans. (Today)
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Hampton Spanish Colonial |
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Patio |
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Garage |
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Swimming pool |
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Basement room |
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Living room |
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Dining room |
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Dining room chandelier |
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Breakfast nook |
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Fireplace |
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Master bedroom |
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Mirrors |
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Bedroom |
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Bedroom fireplace |
D-boy was rescued by Jason Chumley who says, "I took him away from people who were mean to him." (Today)
When the sun sets today, one might appreciate the warmth of the rocket's red glare. (Today)
The do-you-remember, laughter-inducing stories began when the Hinchberger brothers reached the third floor of The Confluence House, a bed and breakfast in Confluence in Somerset County. (Today)
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