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-[[i496.thomas_day|(<-- Professor Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907) in his study in Phelps Hall]] [[start|(Back to Start)]] [[i498.henry|Hon. Henry Seymour (1780-1837) of Utica, N.Y., from a miniature -->)]]
+[[i496.thomas_day|[ <-- Professor Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907) ]]] | [[start|[ Back to Start ]]] | [[i498.henry|[ Hon. Henry Seymour (1780-1837) of Utica, N.Y. --> ]]]
 ===== The Seymour Home, Hudson, Ohio, 1843 =====
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 **The Seymour Home, Hudson, Ohio, 1843**
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+Built in 1843 by [[237.nathan_perkins|Prof. Nathan Perkins Seymour]] and
+occupied by the Seymour family until April, 1891; photographed about
+.  The two ladies in front of the house are his daughter, Sarah Day
+Seymour (afterwards Mrs. Parsons), and a friend.  The house is said to
+have been modeled after a family home in Hartford, the builder's native
+town, and was also said to be large enough for the entire faculty of
+Western Reserve College at the time it was built.  Courtesy of his
+grandson, William E. Parsons, now on the faculty of the Yale School of
+Fine Arts.
 \\  [[i496.thomas_day|(<-- Professor Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907) in his study in Phelps Hall]] [[start|(Back to Start)]] [[i498.henry|Hon. Henry Seymour (1780-1837) of Utica, N.Y., from a miniature -->)]]