The Dr. Warren House
Item Number: 5
Category: Art
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Artist: Jane Estabrooks Watercolor painting The Dr. Warren House "Images of America Hanover" book by Barbara Barker and Leslie Molyneaux that says the following: "Antique expert Wallace Nutting called this home at 240 Washington St. in the Four Corners the first split-level house in America. The house began as a small Cape in 1810, lower wings were added later. There are fireplaces on four levels. It is named for Dr. Ira Warren who lived in the house in the 1830s and is best known for his book The Household Physician."
Additional Information
For more than 52 years, Four Corners artist, Jane Estabrooks, has called one of the historic 19th-century Sylvester farmhouses home. In addition to serving on the executive board of the Hanover Food Pantry, she enjoys creating watercolor holiday cards that celebrate Hanover’s most cherished historic sites. The proceeds go to the Hanover Cultural Council. Payment can be made through the Town of Hanover's Unipay, Venmo or cash. The paintings must be picked up in person at Town Hall, they will not be shipped. Make arrangements via email at hanover4cornerswinterfestival@gmail.com or leave your phone number to be contacted on December 10th.