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Garden Variety: Explore the Brandywine River Valley
The Brandywine River Valley countryside inspires history buffs, artists, and green thumbs.
Transitions: Saved—Teslow Grain Elevator
A local grassroots group was able to halt demolition of a landmark wooden grain elevator in Livingston, Montana.
Transitions: Threatened—Thomas Viaduct
Thomas Viaduct in Maryland is believed to be the world’s oldest multiple-arch stone railroad bridge built on a curve.
More Photos from Alaska's Historic Roadhouses
Check out additional photos from Preservation magazine's Fall 2016 story on Alaska's historic roadhouses.
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