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David Sibray and Randy Burdette

Sibray (left) and Burdette explore stonework and hewn timbers in one of the tavern rooms.

Sibray (left) and Burdette explore stonework and hewn timbers in one of the tavern rooms. (Foxfire Photo/Sam Withrow)

Jim Costa examines clapboard siding for signs of period construction methods.

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