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Notes on Stone Hill: a site investigation for Mr. Satterthwaite
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Notes on Stone Hill: a site investigation for Mr. Satterthwaite

Livingston, Mark Chester · 1970

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Stone Hill is located near Clark Art Institute pasture lands and borders Green River Road, Stone Hill Road, and Buxton School art building. Mark Chester Livingston's paper investigates the significant local history surrounding Stone Hill using maps and other primary resources. Stone Hill as a location for farms and settlement is also discussed.

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