The Daggett House
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The whole point of this post is to get visitors of historic homes to look at these wonderful old structures that sit ins ide open-air museums with "new" eyes - in hopes that instead of just being an old h ome, it may now become seemingly alive - - - Every-so-often I like to spotlight a specific structure inside historic Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. Past postings of this nature have include d Dr. Howard's Office , Firestone Far m, t he Richart Carri age Shop, the Ackley Covered Bridge, and the home of Noah Webster . But I try not to write about the buildings as if I'm a tour guide reciting lines from a script . L ike many of Greenfield Village's own presenters, I like to go the extra mile when I write and bring out the building's past in such a way that when you visit it , you will look at it with a different mindset...with a different set of eyes that will bring it to life. I'm hoping for the same for this week&