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The Henry Albertson Subdivision Historic District includes 71 houses built between 1884 and circa 1940. Its boundaries correspond to the residential subdivision of Henry Albertson's 24-acre estate during Lansdowne's early evolution as a commuter suburb in the late nineteenth century. In 1998, the National Park Service entered the district in the National Register of Historic Places as a significant concentration of well-preserved houses exemplifying late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century architectural styles such as Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Tudor Revival.
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Lansdowne, Pennsylvania · United States
