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15 Comments on The Architecture of Historic Marietta, PA
Nice photos Brian.
Any of those buildings could be found in my area too.
Brian, What incredibly beautiful photos and historic buildings. I know I was born in the wrong century for when I gaze upon these fine old masterpieces, something stirs in my soul and a great peace washes over my inner being. Kind of like the feeling of stepping into one's home after the end of a long and stressful day or out of a wild storm.
The stone and log house you restored is very unique and beautiful....I've never seen log and stone brought together like this before and somehow, now that I see it , it genuinely works.
Jo
Jeannie, Marietta is one of my favorite towns, too!
Jason, thanks for stopping by -
Jo, sometimes I think I was born in the wrong century as well. I do love the old homes and the hand-fashioned materials that were used.
I know exactly what you mean when you say that you feel a peaceful feeling wash over you when you enter one of these special homes.
Brian,
Nice pictures, and nice restoration job. My passion is old homes and I drive all over Pa taking pictures of them. Enjoy your blogs,
Dottie
Dawn Tittsworth York County Real Estate Here!
Great info. ! I think if your looking for a home in York , Lancaster or any county in Pennsylvania this info. lets the buyers feel like they have been there before and that is a good thing. Nice job.
Dawn
www.pa-findahome.com
Thank you, Dawn! This was one of my favorite blogs. Marietta is a wonderfully historic town, with many gems of architecture preserved.
These are some beautifully unique homes in your area Brian. Very special.
Hi Tom - Lancaster County in general, and Marietta in particular, does indeed have some wonderful architecture preserved!