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Summary
| Description | William Lea House"front elevation, 1901 N. Market St." Wilmington, DE |
| Date | 1930s |
| Source | HABS#: DEL-3 [1], [2] |
| Author | Willard Stewart |
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| 2009-01-18 18:59:33 | 552× 785× | Smallbones | William Lea House"front elevation, 1901 N. Market St." Wilmington, DE HABS#: DEL-3, by Willard Stewart for the US Federal Government in the 1930s |
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