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The servants of Collinwood have been often been described as “invisible”, “hiding” (705) and “no where to be found” (368/369), yet a house the size of Collinwood, whether it is the present Collinwood (1795-present) or The Old House (1690s-1795), does require some servants. There were a number of governesses over the years. They are not included in this discussion.

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  • Servants of Collinwood
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  • The servants of Collinwood have been often been described as “invisible”, “hiding” (705) and “no where to be found” (368/369), yet a house the size of Collinwood, whether it is the present Collinwood (1795-present) or The Old House (1690s-1795), does require some servants. There were a number of governesses over the years. They are not included in this discussion.
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  • The servants of Collinwood have been often been described as “invisible”, “hiding” (705) and “no where to be found” (368/369), yet a house the size of Collinwood, whether it is the present Collinwood (1795-present) or The Old House (1690s-1795), does require some servants. There were a number of governesses over the years. They are not included in this discussion.
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