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Jennie Whiteoak House is recognized for having dunnage, or scrap wood removed from passing ships, that was used as siding. Also called the Reeves House, it was lived in by Pop Reeve's from 1951 to 1985. A complete restoration in the early 1990's brought the home back to life. Its random-width floors were refinished, and the exterior was kept as it was many years ago. The house is one of the wider homes on this block, making a very comfortable living area.
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Chesapeake City, Maryland · United States
