Erie County’s Hull House: Restoration and Re-Imagining in Progress

By Ted Bartlett - October 15, 2011

Research and renovation efforts are reviving this early 19th century home and farmstead to create a cultural heritage site for visitors to enjoy.

The full content is available in the Fall 2011 Issue.

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Erie County’s Hull House: Restoration and Re-Imagining in Progress