The Porcupine House

That's what everyone in town was calling the dilapidated, hedgehog-infested farmstead that Priscilla and Dick Larouse discovered in western maine. Today,

That's what everyone in town was calling the dilapidated, hedgehog-infested farmstead that Priscilla and Dick Larouse discovered in western maine. Today, the restored 1830's cape is a source of local pride.
Image subjects: Dick and Priscilla Larose at their dining room table
exterior view of the restored cape in winter
dog and cats by the woodstove

Location: Bridgton

By: Ken Textor
and Barry G. Davis

Photography by: Brian Vanden Brink

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