West Experiment Station
Amherst, United States
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The West Experiment Station, built in 1887 in Amherst, is a Victorian structure designed by architect Emory A. Ellsworth. The building exemplifies the architectural style of its era, reflecting the late nineteenth-century aesthetic that characterized institutional construction in New England during this period.
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- building
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- Amherst, United States
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