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styles within the new historic district, often vernacular in interpretation, include Greek Revival, Queen Anne, Italianate and Gothic Revival.

In addition, a row of three workers’ houses dating to the mid-19th century features several vernacular forms, while the impressive mill ruins represent early 20thcentury industrial architecture.

Laurel Mills appears to^tey much as it ilid when the mill closed in 1927, with its buildings lining a single road that follows the topography, curving sharply near the western edge of the district at the bluff.

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