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"Roselawn," formerly known as the Belcher Mansion, stands on the original site of the Hotel Eagle, which burned in 1866. Susan Belcher then purchased the land and had a house erected out of limestone from the Campbell Quarry because limestone would never burn. As the house stands today, it has original marble fireplaces, glass chandeliers, stencils, pocket shutters, and doors. The Belchers called it Roselawn because of the extensive rose gardens.
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