Between the Shenandoah and the Potomac: Historic Homes of Jefferson County, West Virginia – by the Jefferson County Historical Society
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This volume compiles over 100 historic homes, mills, churches, and other significant structures, dating from 1730 to the 1850s. From fine Georgian mansions, designed by leading architects, to simple farm houses and their out buildings, this book presents the reader with the history of each historic landmark by dividing its contents into districts and illustrating each property with color and black-and-white photography.
Hardcover, 177 pages
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