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This eighteenth-century grist mill is located on the grounds of Longfellow's Wayside Inn in Sudbury,  MA

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Built around 1820 in Hamilton,  NY.,  this building is believed to have been a blacksmith's shop.   For our Village,  it houses the office of Dr.  Goodbody,  III.   Who wouldn't feel relaxed going to a doctor named Goodbody?   The III is a tease at my personal doctor,  who is one of many doctors in his family.

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Founded in 1792,  the Stabler Leadbeater Apothecary operated in Alexandria,  VA.,  for 141 years until the Great Depression closed its doors.   Today this museum holds the most extensive collection of nineteenth-century pharmaceuticals.

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This childhood home of Pulitzer Prize author Willa Cather is located in Red Cloud,  NE.   This home,  along with many townsfolk and buildings,  were the subject of many of her pioneer themed novels,  "O Pioneers!",  published in 1913,  was followed by other novels including her 1928 Pulizer Prize "One of Ours."

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Inspiration for this building came from a pizza shop in West Branch,  MI.   The name I've given our Village version is for my brothers,  Ted,  Danny,  and Eddie.   The phone number,  328-4663,  stands for EAT-GOOD.