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An architectural monograph on The wooden architecture of the lower Delaware Valley, (1920)

Grosvenor, Jewett A, Whitehead, Russell F. (Russell Fenimore), 1884-1954 · [St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] · leaf 5

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weather-worthy. Across the DelawareRiver, in South and WestJersey, where the easy andsubstantial affluence of afertile farming region oflarge plantations encour-aged building, one finds adifferent condition obtain-ing. From Salem up toBurlington or Bordentown, in the face of stoneand brick… … OLDEST HOUSE AT DO\ER, DELAWARE, ing, examples of WestJersey wooden architec-ture is The Willows, ona point of land juttinginto Newton Creek nearGloucester, a structuredating from about 1720.It was once a handsomecountry seat, but, yearsago, owing to the en-croachment of manufac-turing plants,…

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