Five generations of the Lindstorm and Guanella families have lived in this slab log ranch house with its oversized third-story dormers and a broad, wrap-around porch. Pressed metal ceilings and many old elements and furnishings fill this house, which has also served as an inn, a brewery, and a tavern.
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Guanella Ranch
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