Plate XLVI.
Another example of the same paper as that on the Cowles house (Plates [XLIV] and [XLV]). This paper was imported from England and hung in 1805, in a modest house at Warner, New Hampshire,—such a house as seldom indulged in such expensive papers. It is still on the walls, though faded.
Plate XLVII.
At Windsor, Vermont, two more examples of this paper are still to be seen. One is on the house now occupied by the Sabin family. This was built about 1810 by the Honorable Edward R. Campbell, and the paper was hung when the house was new. [(p.52)]