West Lawn
Pennsylvania, United States
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West Lawn, a historic residence in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was constructed in 1873–1874 as a T-shaped dwelling combining Italianate and Second Empire styles. The building features a 2½-story main section and rear wing, both topped with slate-covered mansard roofs, and is distinguished by a 3½-story tower with its own mansard roof. Originally a single-family home, it later housed the Zeta Beta Tau Chapter at Franklin & Marshall College before being converted to apartments in 1973. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
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- Pennsylvania, United States
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