After 1905 a second-hand shop opened on the first floor and the second floor housed tenants until it was condemned by the city in 1937, having fallen into major disrepair.
In 1939, the Lagonda Chapter of the Daughter of the American Revolution saved it from demolition and restored it to a museum, which opened in 1941. It underwent another major renovation in 2005 and can still be toured today.
Credit: HANDOUT
Credit: HANDOUT
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