The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County

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Chester Historical Society

The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County: The image shows a newspaper clipping from the "Middletown Times Herald" dated Saturday, June 18, 1938. The headline reads, "The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County." Below this, there is a black-and-white photograph of a stately stone building, characterized by its symmetrical architectural design, multiple windows, and porch with intricate wooden detailing, reflecting the craftsmanship of early construction. The caption below the photo describes the building as the homestead of the Woodhull family, notable figures in the region, highlighting its historical significance. The article touches upon the transformation and significance of such structures in the area, pointing to their enduring legacy and the pivotal role of the builders in shaping the local architectural heritage of Orange County.
The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County

The image shows a newspaper clipping from the "Middletown Times Herald" dated Saturday, June 18, 1938. The headline reads, "The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County." Below this, there is a black-and-white photograph of a stately stone building, characterized by its symmetrical architectural design, multiple windows, and porch with intricate wooden detailing, reflecting the craftsmanship of early construction. The caption below the photo describes the building as the homestead of the Woodhull family, notable figures in the region, highlighting its historical significance. The article touches upon the transformation and significance of such structures in the area, pointing to their enduring legacy and the pivotal role of the builders in shaping the local architectural heritage of Orange County.

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The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County

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newspaper clipping from the "Middletown Times Herald" dated Saturday, June 18, 1938. The headline reads, "The Enduring Art of the Early Builders in Orange County." Below this, there is a black-and-white photograph of a stately stone building, characterized by its symmetrical architectural design, multiple windows, and porch with intricate wooden detailing, reflecting the craftsmanship of early construction. The caption below the photo describes the building as the homestead of the Woodhull family, notable figures in the region, highlighting its historical significance. The article touches upon the transformation and significance of such structures in the area, pointing to their enduring legacy and the pivotal role of the builders in shaping the local architectural heritage of Orange County.

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April 26, 2026

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July 31, 2026