Western Design: JLF & Associates - Big Sky Journal
Big Sky Journal - Exposed timbers and parged stone walls nearly outdo the view of The “Grand” which is oriented in the center of the window. Reconstructed from the late 1800’s, the window proportions were enhanced slightly but are derived from the original creamery design. Photo: Matthew Millman Photography
Washington, DC--Old Stone House
Old Stone House, located at 3051 M Street in Georgetown, was built in 1765, making it the oldest standing building in Washington, DC. The exterior of the house is constructed of locally quarried blue granite. The house was built by Christopher Layman, a cabinetmaker by trade, as both a residence and a shop.
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Historic Buildings - This home, located in Douglassville, Berks County, PA was built in 1716 by Mounce and Ingabor Jones. Mounce Jones is the son of a Swedish immigrant that arrived in the New Sweden colony in 1643. This colony, inhabited by Swedes and Finns, was in the area of Wilmington Delaware. The buildings of this early colony were primarily built of logs. Jones built the home of stone, like many of the German and English settlers in the Pennsylvania Colony, but retained the Swedish tradition of the corner fireplace. | Facebook
This home, located in Douglassville, Berks County, PA was built in 1716 by Mounce and Ingabor Jones. Mounce Jones is the son of a Swedish immigrant that arrived in the New Sweden colony in 1643. This colony, inhabited by Swedes and Finns, was in the area of Wilmington Delaware. The buildings of this early colony were primarily built of logs. Jones built the home of stone, like the German and English settlers in the Berks County area, but retained the Swedish tradition of the corner fireplace.
