Robinson Plantation House
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The Robinson Plantation House is one of the few structures from the 17th century remaining today. It was built around 1690 by Scottish-born physician Dr. William Robinson. Its unique architecture, featuring a rubble stone foundation, a large large fireplace foundation, a well preserved summer beam, a steep and other characteristics, illustrates post-medieval English and Dutch construction methods and styles. The museum, which is also the home of the Clark Historical Society, is open from March-June and September-December and during which various events are held. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Robinson Plantation House
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Plantation_House
http://www.drrobinsonmuseum.org/History.html