File:Charles H. Lanneau House (1892).jpg
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English: Charles H. Lanneau House |
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| Source | Health Resorts of the South: Containing Numerous Engravings Descriptive of the Most Desirable Health and Pleasure Resorts of the Southern States |
| Author | George H. Chapin |
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