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W. P. Sawyer House And Orchard 1910-1912 manse for orchardist, businessman and state legislator who was an early fruit grower in the area. Known for the quality of the pears and the founder of the nearby village that bears his name. NRHP Site Mattoon Cabin 77001371 is across the highway and was part of the original land holding. This is best available view of the property without trespassing. South elevation.
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| Author | Jon Roanhaus |
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