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Simon Barnard Row, at 104-116 East Washington Street and 227 North Walnut Street, was constructed about 1856 by Simon Barnard, a local businessman, builder, realtor, and political activist who advocated the anti-slavery cause. These row houses are characteristic of the working-class dwelling of West Chester in the 19th century. Original features include fenestration, side passages, exposed brick walling, and cornices.
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West Chester, Pennsylvania · United States
