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Once upon a time not so very long ago, there was a small dairy farm at Dale Carlia Corners. The house on the farm, called Twin Chimneys, was ancient—so old that nobody knew exactly when it was built. It stood by itself, on a gentle rise, with no neighbors close by, for decades. In 1818, when it was already more than one hundred years old, Rowland Hazard bought it. Later, it was occupied by his unmarried daughters Eliza, Isabella, Mary, and Anna. An 1870 map of South Kingstown identifies it as the home of the “Misses Hazard.” In 1895, the house, also known as Dale Carlia House, was the only house in the more-than-fifteen-acre parcel bordered by Kingstown Road, School Street, Oak Street (then called Meadow Street), and Main Street.