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    By Todd Matthews • July 7, 2015 9:27 am

    Former Mead House property owner Paula Keyser doing home improvement work in 1956. Paula and her husband, Bill, owned the home for more than 40 years and filled it with material salvaged from some of Tacoma's most historically significant buildings before the structures were demolished. (PHOTO COURTESY SUSAN JOHNSON / ARTIFACTS CONSULTING)

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