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Published
01/07/12
It was a beautiful, blue-sky morning, the perfect day to head to the bay. And that's what I did. The drive was a leisurely one, miles and miles down Muddy Creek Road to the Shady Side community of Cedarhurst on the Bay. 
Paul W. Gillespie — The Capital
Kathleen Litchfield sits in the sun room of her 1938 Cape Cod in Cedarhurst on the Bay. Kathleen Litchfield and John Petro show off their Cedarhurst on the Bay home.
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There was a purpose - an unusual home. The description of the house was tantalizing: A 1938 pink Cape Cod that still looks like 1938, inside and out. Cedarhurst has a long, intriguing history, too, according to the community website. It was a respite area for Native Americans, who visited to hunt and fish, but never settled permanently. The first English settlers, a married couple who'd been indentured...
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