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Under the Career section, please update the text and citation for the setnece: "O'Shea superintended the building of Elizabeth Bigelow's home, considered the showpiece of the Highlands in 1922. Template:Carmel Pinecone Thursday June 8, 1922"
In 1922, O'Shea oversaw the construction of the Bigelow's residence, known as the centerpiece of the Highlands.[1]