Difference between revisions of "Impton"
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Latest revision as of 16:18, 2 January 2009
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- 1 Impton is the name of the home of Carrick's most famous and illustrious citizens, John M. Phillips and his wife Harriet Duff Phillips.
- 2 The above photo is from the collection of Robert F. Phillips courtesy of Robert F. Phillips
- 3 The photo below is from the collection of Joyce Chalfant. This is the famous "Crows Nest" bedroom of John M. Phillips.
- 4 Several of the following photos are courtesy of the good people at St. Pius X Church built on the site of Impton. According to unconfirmed stories Impton was donated to the church.
- 5 All that remains of the Impton mansion is part of the original wall on both sides of the driveways and a few stones forming the wall infront of the church.
Impton is the name of the home of Carrick's most famous and illustrious citizens, John M. Phillips and his wife Harriet Duff Phillips.
The above photo is from the collection of Robert F. Phillips courtesy of Robert F. Phillips
The photo below is from the collection of Joyce Chalfant. This is the famous "Crows Nest" bedroom of John M. Phillips.
Several of the following photos are courtesy of the good people at St. Pius X Church built on the site of Impton. According to unconfirmed stories Impton was donated to the church.
Photo courtesy of Julia Tomasic
All that remains of the Impton mansion is part of the original wall on both sides of the driveways and a few stones forming the wall infront of the church.
