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This article seems to have been written on the basis of French architecture#Regional architecture, whose text was mostly added here. I think the subject of the article should cover French Provincial architecture in the USA and Canada as that is what the sources are about. Châteauesque could be a model. E.g. I believe French provincial architecture began in rural France in the 1600s means that French Provincial architecture in America is influenced by buildings in rural France frpm the 1600s onward. TSventon (talk) 01:21, 16 February 2025 (UTC)Reply
