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This was aboarding house for many years and later became the Gleenwood Inn and then a family farm house which it remains today.

Gallup Farm, also known as Glenwood Farm and Glenwood Inn
Boarders at the farm
Boarders on the porch, New Years Day 1915, photo from the collection of Mary Bassler
Boarders at the Gallup Farm, photo from the collection of Mary Bassler
The home of Camille Gallup Warner, later this became the Ed Pitcher farm

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