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The Lynnwood Farm, located at 4986 Caswell Road in Johnstown, Ohio, is a nineteenth-century farm that was completed in 1855.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” The Licking Countian, August 9, 1979, 7.</ref> The site includes the main house, a barn, a corn crib, and two sheds. The buildings were built by Joel Philbrick, a native of New Hampshire who settled in Licking County in 1817.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” 7.</ref> The home itself is Gothic Revival and features a Gothic-styled arched porch, pointed windows, and decorative bargeboards.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” 7.</ref> | The Lynnwood Farm, located at 4986 Caswell Road in Johnstown, Ohio, is a nineteenth-century farm that was completed in 1855.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” The Licking Countian, August 9, 1979, 7.</ref> The site includes the main house, a barn, a corn crib, and two sheds. The buildings were built by Joel Philbrick, a native of New Hampshire who settled in Licking County in 1817.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” 7.</ref> The home itself is Gothic Revival and features a Gothic-styled arched porch, pointed windows, and decorative bargeboards.<ref>“Selected as Historic Homes,” 7.</ref> | ||
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The Lynnwood Farm, located at 4986 Caswell Road in Johnstown, Ohio, is a nineteenth-century farm that was completed in 1855.[1] The site includes the main house, a barn, a corn crib, and two sheds. The buildings were built by Joel Philbrick, a native of New Hampshire who settled in Licking County in 1817.[2] The home itself is Gothic Revival and features a Gothic-styled arched porch, pointed windows, and decorative bargeboards.[3]
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