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    People gather on the front lawn of the Revival Wheeler Mansion to toast the ribbon-cutting on Monday, April 1.  
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    LEFT: A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Monday for the Revival Wheeler Mansion in Orange that owner Cynthia Butler has been restoring. From left are Missy Eaton of the North Quabbin Chamber of Commerce, Butler’s daughter Makayla Butler, Butler with scissors, her son Zachary Preston, Rose Marie Thoms of Rose Cottage Bed & Breakfast and state Rep. Susannah Whipps, I-Athol.RIGHT: Revival Wheeler Mansion owner Cynthia Butler talks with visitors during an open house on April 1.
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    Revival Wheeler Mansion owner Cynthia Butler talks with visitors during an open house on April 1.
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    Visitors check out the garden maze planted behind the Revival Wheeler Mansion, which owner Cynthia Butler has been restoring.
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    People gather on the front lawn to toast the ribbon-cutting of the renovated Revival Wheeler Mansion, which owner Cynthia Butler has been restoring.
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    People tour the Revival Wheeler Mansion in Orange after a ribbon-cutting ceremony which marked the opening of the bed and breakfast.
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    Revival Wheeler Mansion owner Cynthia Butler is given a citation by Rep Susannah Whipps, I-Athol, for her work restoring and opening a bed and breakfast at the historic mansion in Orange.