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The Clague House
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113-18 Marker - Courtsey of Andy Verhoff
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113-18 Marker
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113-18 Marker - Courtsey of Andy Verhoff
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Marker 113-18 Photo inset
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113-18 Clague Family Homestead 1 of three house markers
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113-18 Clague Family Homestead front house marker century home
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113-18 Marker
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113-18 Clague Family Homestead drawing room display
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113-18 Clague Family Homestead side view front yard
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113-18 Winter front lawn of Clague Family Homestead
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113-18 Valentine's Day at the Clague Family Homested
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113-18 Winter Scene @ Clague House Museum Snowman
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113-18 CLAGUE House Museum front doors
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113-18 Winter of 2014
- Title, side A
- Clague Family Homestead
- Text, side A
- The Clague House and barn serve the community as a museum, history library, and a community theater. It is also a reminder of the area's agrarian past and is a memorial to the philanthropic generosity of the Clagues. Robert Clague first came to Dover Township from the Isle of Man in 1829. Clague briefly returned to his native land; in 1837 he arrived back in Dover with his wife and infant. The couple raised nine children on the 78 acre farm. The Italianate structure, built in 1876, is the third home constructed on the Clague property. In 1926, surviving children Walter and Sophronia donated the farm to Dover Township for the creation of Clague Memorial Park.
- Sponsors
- THE WESTLAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY THE STANTON-PFISTER FAMILY THE WALTER FAMILY THE OHIO HISTORICAL SOCIETY
- Address
- 1371 Clague Rd
Westlake, OH 44145 - Location
- Clague House Museum