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OGEEDANKEE HOME OF CHARLES AND IDA DOUGHERTY c. 1899. A fine house for its day, Ogeedankee, which is Native American for "up the hill," included an outdoor skating rink, aviary, animal zoo, Chinese tea garden, and Japanese tea garden. Despite their wealth and status in the community, the Doughertys could not prevent their home from burning to the ground in 1918. Page 49 of Images of America : Dublin, by Mike Lynch and the Dublin Heritage Center. (Courtesy Dougherty Family.) The home was located on Old Hill Road.
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