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Clough's house for Mayor Arthur B. Chapin, an example of the Tudor revival style in Holyoke today; Clough's Maple Street facade of Holyoke Public Library.
, The Baker Building , and the Russell-Osborne Building, formerly known as Clough Block
, Painting of the Mount Tom Summit House in a 1911 brochure, and the Marble Block as it appeared in 1887; the two buildings, though demolished, represent some of Clough's most iconic work.
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