John S. Douglas House
John S. Douglas House, Historic house in Pennsylvania
The John S. Douglas House is a notable residential building.
It was built in circa 1906 and has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The architecture reflects the Colonial Revival style, prevalent in that era.
It's not open to the public as it remains a private residence.
The house stands out with its intact historical features and grand design.
Location: Pennsylvania
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