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'The Little House' Is Saved

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Workers from Michael Davis Design & Construction dismantled "The Little House" in Wainscott on Monday and will store the components until a site is found where it can be reassembled.

Workers from Michael Davis Design & Construction dismantled "The Little House" in Wainscott on Monday and will store the components until a site is found where it can be reassembled. Kyril Bromley

“The Little House” in Wainscott met both of its possible fates this week: it was torn down, but it was also saved. The tiny wooden shack on Wainscott Hollow Road,... more

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