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... KITCHEN Following a piece I wrote about the farmhouse and cottage kitchens at the Folk Museum at Cultra, Mrs. V. M, Linton, of Stewartstown, Co. Tyrone, has brought to my attention a most unusual kitchen. It is in a farmhouse in Donegal and it has a well ...
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