David Lambert House
Wilton, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Wilton, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The David Lambert House is a surviving example of a rural New England vernacular farmhouse, dating from the late 18th century. Its unassuming Federal style architecture showcases the typical construction methods and aesthetic of the period.
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