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EXHIBIT NO. 6
THE COLUMNS
Only the Tea Room and Enchanted Cottage Open to the Public
In 1832 a man of affairs from North Carolina, Mr. "Money" Williams, built "The
Columns," which city records say contains a nickel in every brick.

"The Columns" facade is Southern Colonial, but the floor plan is reminscent of
any large English basement-type house. The basement is now "The Dutch Kitchen,"
a tea room. The orginial kitchen of the home is a gift shop, "The Enchanted Cottage"
where one may see the old fashioned ovens in a long ago era.

An unusual feature of "The Columns" is the two chimneys which suffice fourteen
fireplaces. "The Columns" oversee the azalea gardens of Park Avenue.

The Enchanted Cottage
109 West Park Avenue
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
Antiques
Distinctive Gifts and Decorative Accessories
Greeting Cards

"That government of the people, by the people, and for
the people shall not perish from the earth."

CAPITAL CITY NATIONAL BANK
OF TALLAHASSEE

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