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Swallwell Cottage

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Swallwell Cottage
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If you love old architecture and history, this is a good stop for a photo. Built in 1891–1892, the Swalwell Cottage is one of Everett's oldest surviving homes and one of the city's first buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by architect Frederick A. Sexton. Private Residence.

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