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Guy A. Brown House
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Only about a half-dozen houses remain in Lincoln from the city's first decade.
The Brown House is an unusual version of the Italianate style, with a facade gable
above a projecting entrance, and a paneled cornice, rather than the typical brackets.
Guy Brown served in the early state government of Nebraska as State Librarian and
Clerk and Reporter of the Supreme Court. The much larger Queen Anne style house
just south of 219-221 South Street was built by Guy and Mary Brown just before his
death in 1890.
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