The Brownlee family emigrated from Scotland to Washington County in the 1780s. Samuel T. Brownlee was born on the family farm on February 1, 1827.
At only 21 years of age, he commissioned the construction of the two-and one-half story, five-bay, brick house on the family's sprawling sheep farm in 1848 as a wedding gift to his wife, Catharine M. Clark. It is believed that most of the materials to construct the house were obtained locally. The Brownlee House is one of the best preserved and well-maintained formal Georgian-Greek Revival Houses in Washington County. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2013, the Samuel T. Brownlee House was donated to the Washington County Community Foundation by William and Dr. Saundra Stout. The Brownlee House is located at 1253 Route 519 in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania.
Information from the Washington County Community Foundation. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
At only 21 years of age, he commissioned the construction of the two-and one-half story, five-bay, brick house on the family's sprawling sheep farm in 1848 as a wedding gift to his wife, Catharine M. Clark. It is believed that most of the materials to construct the house were obtained locally. The Brownlee House is one of the best preserved and well-maintained formal Georgian-Greek Revival Houses in Washington County. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2013, the Samuel T. Brownlee House was donated to the Washington County Community Foundation by William and Dr. Saundra Stout. The Brownlee House is located at 1253 Route 519 in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania.
Information from the Washington County Community Foundation. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
The Brownlee family emigrated from Scotland to Washington County in the 1780s. Samuel T. Brownlee was born on the family farm on February 1, 1827.
At only 21 years of age, he commissioned the construction of the two-and one-half story, five-bay, brick house on the family's sprawling sheep farm in 1848 as a wedding gift to his wife, Catharine M. Clark. It is believed that most of the materials to construct the house were obtained locally. The Brownlee House is one of the best preserved and well-maintained formal Georgian-Greek Revival Houses in Washington County. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2013, the Samuel T. Brownlee House was donated to the Washington County Community Foundation by William and Dr. Saundra Stout. The Brownlee House is located at 1253 Route 519 in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania.
Information from the Washington County Community Foundation. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
At only 21 years of age, he commissioned the construction of the two-and one-half story, five-bay, brick house on the family's sprawling sheep farm in 1848 as a wedding gift to his wife, Catharine M. Clark. It is believed that most of the materials to construct the house were obtained locally. The Brownlee House is one of the best preserved and well-maintained formal Georgian-Greek Revival Houses in Washington County. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2013, the Samuel T. Brownlee House was donated to the Washington County Community Foundation by William and Dr. Saundra Stout. The Brownlee House is located at 1253 Route 519 in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania.
Information from the Washington County Community Foundation. Submitted by Angela, Member #48520699.
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