This picturesque home, recently restored, is one of
the distinctive examples of Victorian architecture at the Chautauqua Institution, which I visited on vacation last week. Buckeye Cottage was named
in honor of Lewis Miller, one of the founders of Chautauqua, who made his
fortune with the Buckeye Mower. Geographically, there might be homes nearer to
the heart of this community; as an example of its age and of the men who built
this distinctively American institution, however, few sites on the grounds can
surpass this structure.
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