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23 Jul, 4 tweets, 5 min read
Happy birthday, Edward Palmer York.
July 23, 1863 in Wellsville, NY.
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#architecture #traditionalarchitecture #classicalarchitecture #traditionalarchitectbirthdays #tradarchbdays #OTD #OnThisDay
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What is Architecture? What and why the Classical?

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