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Alapocas: Blue Ball Barn, 1914
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Alapocas: Brandywine Granite Quarry, 1880s, millions of tons of blue rock taken here
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Alapocas: John Wanamaker Store, 1950, quintessential post World War II suburban department store
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Alapocas: John Wanamaker Store, 1950, quintessential post World War II suburban department store
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Alapocas: Nemours Mansion, Carillon, 1935, 35 bells
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Alapocas: Nemours Mansion, Carillon, 210 feet high, grey Vermont granite quoins around pink North Carolina granite
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Alapocas: Nemours Mansion, glass embedded in top of estate walls
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Arden: Candlelight Theatre, 1930s as Robin Hood Theater, Delaware's first dinne theater in 1960s
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Arden: Craft Shop, 1913, exposed beams and gambrel roof
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Arden: Eden Rock
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Arden: Frank Stephens Open-Air Theatre, 1905, community founder buried beside signature boulder
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Arden: Friendly Gables, 1909, William Price
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Arden: Gild Hall, 1910, William Price
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Arden: Green Gate, 1909, Gothic Revival
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Arden: Jungalow, 1911, first resident was Upton Sinclair
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Arden: Red House, 1907, Arts and Crafts
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Arden: Rest Cottage, 1910
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Arden: Second Homestead, 1909, first cottage behind
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Arden: The Brambles, 1901
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Arden: The Lodge, 1910, by co-founder William Price
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Ashland, Covered Bridge, 1860, latticed timber-truss construction
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Ashland: Ashland Nature Center, 1976
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Ashland: Covered Bridge, 1860, last original covered bridge in Delaware
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Ashland: Mt. Cuba, 1937, Georgian Revival created with same bricks and design of Williamsburg restoration
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Ashland: Mt. Cuba, 1937, Georgian Revival created with same bricks and design of Williamsburg restoration
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Ashland: Wilmington & Western Railroad, iron bridge hauled from Wheeling WV, rare Pratt truss bridge still carrying railroad traffic
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Bellevue State Park: Bellevue Hall, 1932 reworking of Hanson Robinson's Woolton Hall to duplicate James Madison's Montpelier
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Bellevue State Park: Cauffiel House outbuilding
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Bellevue State Park: Cauffiel House, 1930, Colonial Revival
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Bellevue State Park: view of Delaware River from Cauffiel House
