Stone houses: traditional homes of Pennsylvania's Bucks County and Brandywine Valley

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Case, fienili e annessi risalenti al periodo coloniale e federale, costruiti con pietra locale prevalentemente in stile vernacolare inglese Cotswold, rappresentano una forma che è diventata popolare in tutta la nazione.

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