Several of us spent a morning exploring the Owen-Thomas House and Slave Quarters. Although the house has undergone renovations, several original details have been preserved, and as the house is facing more maintenance, there is a concerted effort towards an authentic restoration to original design and decor.
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Tabby - material used to make walls taking advantage of the plentiful oystershells |
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original color of the ceiling was blue - reminiscent of the sky and also to keep away bad spirits |
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The outside of the slave quarters |
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