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This area behind the Hermitage, shown circa 1890, provided a convenient covered space for household activities. In Victorian thought, homes and children were closely connected, and a home built beautifully and well served young people as their storehouse for amusement, their opportunity for relaxation, and a main resource for the gratification of their nascent perceptions of beauty.
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Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey · United States
