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Published April 23, 2008 05:45 pm - Gayle Gwin didn’t want to see his childhood home fall apart. That’s why on Tuesday, he was glad that it was in pieces. The white frame farmhouse has been in Gwin’s family since it was built around 1868. PHOTOS, STORY: Home separated into pieces and moved to new address You will be redirected automatically
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