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High design, 1700s style in York County, Pa.: Vaulted cellar ceilings
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Some immediately assign a vaulted ceiling, as seen here, to a stop on the Underground Railroad. But this was a common design feature in very old buildings around York County, Pa., including this 18th-century structure. Can you place this scene? Hint: No, it’s the the Stone Mill in southwestern York County. In fact, this structure never was a mill. Also of interest: About 100 more quizzes and (fun) tests.
Check out these 6 additional History Mystery quizzes below:
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Guest tweet: Yes!
I love to peruse the library of an old guest house–an intimate look at the memories of a household. pic.twitter.com/D2dXCAFGuk
— James K.A. Smith (@james_ka_smith) February 14, 2015
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Guest FB post: A new look inside a grand old house
