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WASHINGTON COUNTY PA HOMES AND VEHICLES

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Washington, Washington Co PA Houses

 

Example 2 of 1880s home with turret structure on the eastern side of the city of Washington, Washington County

This style of home was also common East of Main St, 
including College St., North Avenue, Beau St., and Maiden St.

There are still many homes with round turret structures, 
mostly on Beau St. and in East Washington

 

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