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After the first paragraph, add a History section.
Update the setence that begins with: "It was built in 1897 and is a work of architect William H. Weeks and built for $7,500."
To the following setence that provides additional information about the house:
"In 1896, while serving as district attorney, Bradley V. Sargent Jr. commissioned architect William H. Weeks to design the B. V. Sargent House. The construction of this house cost $7,500, (equivalent to $274,680 in 2023)."[1]
Note, use the same rhpdoc citation that is in the article.