Grant House place
also known as: Pioneer House, Marble House
Summary: A building in Shakespeare, near Lordsburg, built between 1858 and 1872 that served meals to stagecoach passengers and was used as a hanging room.
Completeness: 34/100 Grade F
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built between 1858 and 1872— 1858-1872
cited from THE GRANT HOUSE (at times called the Pioneer House or Marble House)… (1889)g examples, but
there were many, many of these pio-
neer women, grandmothers and great-
grandmothers of many of our present-
day prominent families, whose stories
were never told but whose pioneering
spirit, equaled and even surpassed that
of …
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THE GRANT HOUSE (at times called the Pioneer House or Marble House)… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details