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A New Floor with an Old Look: Bartow-Pell’s “Floor Cloth”
The Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum is thrilled to unveil a new entry hall floor covering in the manner of the period around 1842, when the residence was completed. The new “floor cloth” replaces linoleum flooring that was laid 35 years ago … Continue reading →
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Tagged Floor Cloth, Franklin Tartaglione, Greek Revival, John Carwitham, Maria Bartow, Oilcloth, Robert Jackson
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