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English: The Russell-Jackson House in the Cornstalk Heights Historic District in Harriman, Tennessee, USA. Built in 1891 in the Eastlake architectural style by W. H. Russell, the house is believed to be the oldest in Cornstalk Heights. Russell was the second general manager of the East Tennessee Land Company, following Frederick Gates.
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