HERBERT HOOVER
The Hoover Houses and Community Structures
Historic Structures Report
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PLATES (continued)
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Plate XLI. View of West Branch from Cook's Hill, looking northwest,
circa 1907, courtesy Herbert Hoover Presidential Library. In the
foreground can be seen the south and east elevations of the Second
Hoover House and the south elevation of the Witter BArn. To the rear of
the Second Hoover House can be seen the kitchen and back porch added by
the Witters in 1887.
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Plate XLII. L. C. Rummell's Photograph of south and west elevations of
the Second Hoover House, circa 1910. The boys are L. C. and C. A.
Rummells. Courtesy L. C. Rummells.
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Plate XLIII. The Second Hoover House, circa 1920. Note the west and
south elevations, the two chimneys, and the side porch. Courtesy
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library.
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Plate XLIV. Winter Scene in West Branch, circa 1900. Note the south and
east elevations of the Bandstand, the pump, and flagstaff. Courtesy West
Branch Heritage Foundation.
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Plate XLV. North Elevation of the Bandstand, circa 1900, courtesy Sig
Larsen.
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Last Updated: 28-Jul-2006
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