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Queen Anne home at Worthington

Barn near Vandalia, WV, Lewis County, Monongahela Valley Region

A home built in the Queen Anne style faces Main Street in Worthington, West Virginia, in Marion County, in the Monongahela Valley Region of northern West Virginia.

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