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52 Pigeon Hill St, Rockport, MA 01966, USA
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52 Pigeon Hill St, Rockport, MA 01966, USA
The Paper House in Rockport, Massachusetts is a true New England curiosity. Built in 1922 by Elis Stenman using over 100,000 layers of old newspapers, every wall, floor, and even some furniture is made from rolled and glued newsprint. This charming bungalow stands as a remarkable example of American folk art and ingenuity. Visitors can tour the interior and see how newspapers from the 1920s were transformed into a livable home. It’s a fun, free, and unforgettable roadside stop on the North Shore.
The Paper House in Rockport, Massachusetts is a true New England curiosity. Built in 1922 by Elis Stenman using over 100,000 layers of old newspapers, every wall, floor, and even some furniture is made from rolled and glued newsprint. This charming bungalow stands as a remarkable example of American folk art and ingenuity. Visitors can tour the interior and see how newspapers from the 1920s were transformed into a livable home. It’s a fun, free, and unforgettable roadside stop on the North Shore.
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