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English: Photograph of Queen Anne style home built by Delos Goldsmith between 1902 and 1904. Photograh by C. W. J. Johnson; courtsey of Harrison Memorial Library Collection. Carl Cherry’s mother sold the Queen Anne-style cottage (left) that later became his namesake Carl Cherry Center for the Arts for $1 in 1930, on the occasion of Cherry’s wedding to Jeanne D’Orge. |
| Date | circa 1902 |
| Source | Carmel A History in Architecture, The Carmel Pine Cone |
| Author | C. W. J. Johnson courtesy of the Harrison Memorial Library Collection. |
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