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:* This cries out for a hook along the lines of "two mayors lived in a Hoard house". [[User:EEng|EEng]] ([[User talk:EEng|talk]]) 19:33, 9 December 2014 (UTC) |
:* This cries out for a hook along the lines of "two mayors lived in a Hoard house". (Harvard's upperclass "houses" are -- mostly -- named for Harvard presidents: [[Abbott Lawrence Lowell|Lowell House]], [[Charles William Eliot|Eliot House]], [[Henry Dunster|Dunster House]] and so on. Presumably, however, there will never be a [[Leonard Hoar|Hoar House]].) [[User:EEng|EEng]] ([[User talk:EEng|talk]]) 19:33, 9 December 2014 (UTC) |
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Arthur R. Hoard House, Horace B. Willard
- ... that the Arthur R. Hoard House (pictured) in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, was home to state assemblyman Horace B. Willard and two mayors?
- Reviewed: Mumba Cave, Elsie Dalyell
Created by Teemu08 (talk). Self nominated at 22:24, 4 November 2014 (UTC).
- This cries out for a hook along the lines of "two mayors lived in a Hoard house". (Harvard's upperclass "houses" are -- mostly -- named for Harvard presidents: Lowell House, Eliot House, Dunster House and so on. Presumably, however, there will never be a Hoar House.) EEng (talk) 19:33, 9 December 2014 (UTC)