Nineteenth-century stonework in California's Napa Valley

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English

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The California Geographer 10: 39-48

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California's Napa Valley probably features more functional stone construction, in greater variety, than any comparable area in the western United States. The tradition of fine stone masonry goes deep, with the peak of building activity occurring in the late 19th century. Unique factors uniting harmoniously both natural landscape and pioneer settlement have produced structures of native stone for a variety of uses, but with remarkable consistency of heritage and design.

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Nineteenth-century stonework in California's Napa Valley