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Madison county’s Annandale was a home of such unusual elegance that it was considered an exceptional structure even by the high standards of the day.
Malmaison, built for Choctaw Chief Greenwood Leflore in 1854, dominated a wooded hillside in Carroll County for nearly a century.
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