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Window, Unidentified House, 1720-A

The image depicts a window in an unidentified house. The window is composed of several panes and is set into wooden siding.

Unidentified House, 1718-A

The image shows a two-story house with a wooden exterior and several windows with shutters. Mature trees surround the house, and a pathway leads up to it through a grassy area.

Unidentified House, 1721-A

The image shows a two-story wooden house with a steep roof and several windows. There is a vine-covered fence and a small garden in front. The building is positioned along a dirt road, with utility poles visible in the background.

Unidentified House, 1722-A

The image shows a two-story house with a gambrel roof and shingle siding. It features a wooden staircase leading to an upper-level door and several windows. There is also an attached structure with a pitched roof to the right of the staircase. The setting appears to be rustic, with some trees in the...

Ellery House, 1723-A

The image shows the Ellery House partially obscured by overgrown vegetation and surrounded by trees. The roof and chimney of the house are visible above the foliage.

Door, Davis-Freeman House, 1724-A

The image depicts the entrance of the Davis-Freeman House with a weathered wooden door. Above the door are small rectangular window panes. The number "302" is visible on the door frame. The exterior walls of the house are made of horizontal wooden siding.

Davis-Freeman House, 1725-A

The image depicts the Davis-Freeman House, as identified by the title. It is a two-story wooden structure with a steeply pitched roof and shingled siding. Several windows are visible on the side, and there is dense vegetation growing around the base of the house.

Corner of the Davis-Freeman House, 1726-A

The image shows a section of the Davis-Freeman House corner, featuring wooden siding and detailing characteristic of the structure. A man in a suit and hat is partially visible behind some foliage in the background.

Bracket, Davis-Freeman House, 1727-A

The image shows a section of the clapboards of the Davis-Freeman House.

Coleman-Hollister House, 1728-A

The image shows the Coleman-Hollister House, a two-story building with a prominent entrance featuring four columns supporting a pediment. The house has several windows with shutters and decorative details above them. A partial snow cover is visible on the ground in front of the building, and there a...

Doorway, Coleman-Hollister House, 1729-A

The image depicts the doorway of the Coleman-Hollister House. The entrance features a column on the left side, detailed architectural trim above the door, and wooden siding. Steps lead up to the darkened doorway, and the structure appears to have a covered porch.

Coleman-Hollister House, 1730-A

The image shows the Coleman-Hollister House, featuring a two-story structure with a symmetrical facade. It has six windows with shutters and a central doorway, framed by a porch with tall columns. There is snow on the ground and a leafless tree in the foreground.

Coleman-Hollister House, 1731-A

The image shows the Coleman-Hollister House, a two-story building with a symmetrical facade and multiple windows with shutters. It features a prominent front entrance with columns and a decorative arch. Bare trees are visible around the house, and there is a pathway leading to the entrance.

Bay Windows, Coleman-Hollister House, 1732-A

The image shows the bay windows of the Coleman-Hollister House. The structure features prominent window shutters and decorative elements on the exterior walls. Architectural details such as columns and moldings are visible around the windows.

Bay Modling, Coleman-Hollister House, 1733-A

The image depicts a portion of the Coleman-Hollister House, showcasing architectural details such as bay molding and siding. There are two visible windows with shutters, and a decorative arched feature set between columns.

The Episcopal Church of Saint James, 1734-A

The image shows the Episcopal Church of Saint James, featuring a stone building with a steeply pitched roof and a prominent arched entrance. Ivy partially covers the front of the church, and a small belfry sits on top of the entrance. There are leafless trees around the church, and it is surrounded ...

The Episcopal Church of Saint James, 1735-A

The image shows The Episcopal Church of Saint James. The church features a steeply pitched roof and a prominent round window above the entrance. The facade is covered in ivy, and there is snow on the ground, with a wooden fence visible in the foreground.

The Episcopal Church of Saint James Rear, 1736-A

The image depicts the Episcopal Church of Saint James. The structure features a steeply pitched roof and is constructed of stone. There are several narrow, arched windows along the side of the building. Snow is visible on the ground, and bare trees stand near the building.

The Episcopal Church of Saint James, 1737-A

The image shows the Episcopal Church of Saint James, a stone building with a steeply pitched roof and pointed arch windows. A cross is visible at the roof's peak. The foreground includes several leafless trees, with more buildings visible in the background. It appears to be a winter scene with snow ...

Doorway, The Episcopal Church of Saint James, 1738-A

The image shows an arched stone doorway set into a brick wall of the Episcopal Church of Saint James. The arch is constructed from masonry with a series of receding concentric blocks. Snow is visible on the ground in front of the door.

Windows, The Episcopal Church of Saint James, 1739-A

The image shows three arched windows with diamond-patterned panes on the stone facade of the Episcopal Church of Saint James. In front of the church, there is snow on the ground and some vegetation growing against the building.

Unidentified House, 1740-A

The image shows a two-story house with a gabled roof, surrounded by trees and a curved driveway in the foreground. The house has several windows with shutters, and a covered entrance. The landscape includes open grassy areas and various trees.

Unidentified House, 1741-A

The image shows a two-story house with a symmetrical design, featuring a central entrance and several windows on each side. The setting includes a tree partially obscuring the view and a dirt or gravel driveway leading to the house. The scene is bordered by additional trees, creating a rural atmosph...

Unidentified House, 1742-A

The image depicts a two-story house with clapboard siding and multiple windows, some with shutters. The house has two visible chimneys and features a two-level porch on one side. It is surrounded by trees and lawn.

Unidentified House, 1743-A

The image shows a two-story, wooden house with a chimney. The house features shutters on its windows and a door centrally positioned on the front facade. A tree is visible to the right of the house. The area in front of the house includes some overgrown vegetation.

Unidentified House, 1744-A

The image depicts a two-story house with a gabled roof and wood siding. The facade features several windows with decorative trim and a prominent front door outlined with a simple portico. There are trees partially visible around the house.

Porter House, 1745-A

The image depicts a two-story wooden house known as Porter House. It features a gabled roof and several windows with shutters, and a full-width porch with ornate detailing on the supports. There are rocking chairs on the porch, and some foliage growing around the structure.

Side Door, Porter House, 1746-A

The image shows a close-up view of the side door of the Porter House, dating to 1713. The door features a wooden frame and a screen door. An old-fashioned lantern is mounted on the wall near the entrance. Decorative elements, such as molding with classical motifs, are visible around the door.

Unidentified house, 1747-A

The image shows a two-story house, opposite the Porter House, with a gabled roof and a central chimney. The front facade features several windows with shutters and a centrally located door. The building is surrounded by trees and is set against a backdrop of additional trees and greenery.

Unidentified house, 1748-A

The image shows the side view of a two-story house, opposite the Porter House, with wooden siding and three visible windows, two of which have shutters. There is a sloping roof, and the house is surrounded by trees. In the background, another building can be partially seen.

Hadley Town Hall and First Congregational Church, 1749-A

The image shows Hadley Town Hall and the First Congregational Church. The Town Hall features columns at its entrance, and the church has a tall steeple with a clock. Both buildings are situated in a landscaped area with trees lining the street.

First Congregational Church, 1750-A

The image depicts the First Congregational Church, featuring a symmetrical facade with wooden cladding. There is a central entrance with an arched window above, flanked by two large columns. Windows are present on either side of the entrance. The foreground shows a pathway leading to the entrance.

Unidentified House, 1751-A

The image shows a two-story house with a symmetrical façade, featuring a central door and five windows on the upper level. The house has two visible chimneys. Shrubs and trees are planted in the front yard.

Lee House, 1752-A

The image shows two wooden buildings in close proximity, with visible signs of weathering. The building on the right is two stories high with numerous windows, some of which appear to be broken or missing glass panes. The roof is gabled, and the exterior is clad in horizontal siding. The building on...

Fireplace, Lee House, 1753-A

The image shows a brick fireplace inside the Lee House. The fireplace has a simple wooden mantel and a partially collapsed brick facade. To the right, there is an adjacent brick structure and some steps leading upwards. The area in front of the fireplace is scattered with loose bricks.

Lee House, 1754-A

The image shows the Lee House, which features a two-story wooden structure with multiple windows, some of which appear to be damaged. Adjacent to it is an attached building with a shingled exterior. The surrounding area appears to be grassy, with trees visible on the left.

Lee House, 1755-A

The image depicts the exterior side view of the Lee House, a wooden structure with multiple windows. The siding shows wear and the grass around the foundation is overgrown. An adjacent building with is partially visible on the right side of the image.

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The furniture masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour / Robert D. Mussey.

462 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.

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American fancy : exuberance in the arts, 1790-1840 / Sumpter Priddy.

xxxiv, 267 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 31 cm.

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Manufacturing suburbs : building work and home on the metropolitan fringe / edited by Robert Lewis.

viii, 294 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.

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BROSCO woodwork book of designs.

viii, 16, 180, 11 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

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The makers of Trinity Church in the city of Boston / edited by James F. O'Gorman.

xv, 206 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 26 cm.

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The colonial revival house / Richard Guy Wilson ; photography by Noah Sheldon.

239 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 30 cm.

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The AAM guide to collections planning / James B. Gardner and Elizabeth E. Merritt.

viii, 93 p. ; 23 cm.

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Fashion on the Ohio frontier, 1790-1840 / by Anne Bissonnette.

vi, 164 p. : col. ill., maps ; 28 cm.

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Kitchen utensils : names, origins, and definitions through the ages / Phillips V. Brooks.

xx, 172 p. : ill. ; 19 cm.

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Liberty and freedom / David Hackett Fischer.

851 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm.

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Victorian Boston today : twelve walking tours / edited, with an introduction, by Mary Melvin Petronella for the New England Chapter, the Victorian Society in America ; with a foreword by Edward W. Gordon.

xlvii, 284 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm.

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Bill Tague's Berkshires / [edited by] Tyler Resch.

v. : chiefly ill., maps ; 24 cm.

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After the Siege : a social history of Boston / Jacqueline Barbara Carr.

xv, 318 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.