Thicketford built in 1892 is preserved in a largely unaltered condition.

Dutch barns rarely remain in a good, unaltered condition.

The original bridge remains, in essentially unaltered condition, and is now a privately owned structure.

The bridge is in essentially unaltered condition.

The wetlands themselves have recently been connected with the ocean again, in effort to maintain its previous, unaltered conditions.

Both of these features are no longer extant, the barn is otherwise in unaltered condition.

Under unaltered conditions, the river would likely be brackish along much of its length due to salt water mixing at high tide.

The houses exist today in a largely unaltered condition.

The Northumberland stands in its original state; this unaltered condition contributes significantly to the building's importance.

The bridge was completed in the middle of 1948, and has remained in use in essentially unaltered condition since.