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Each of Winthrop's presidents has lived in the President's House. Built by Captain W.H. Stewart, the home became the president's residence in the late 1890's. It was first fashioned in the Queen Anne Victorian style, with rounded turrets and clapboard siding. During a major renovation in 1917, the house was moved back from the street, brick veneer was added, and it took on its current Dutch Colonial Revival style. The President's House and garden serves as both a residence and a gathering place for members of the Winthrop community.
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