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William Hickling Prescott House, Beacon Street, 1620-A

The image shows the William Hickling Prescott House located on Beacon Street. The building has a distinct architectural design typical of historic urban residences, with multiple stories and arched windows. A wrought iron fence and several trees are in front of the house, providing a view from acros...

William Hickling Prescott House, 1621-A

The image depicts the William Hickling Prescott House, a multi-story brick building with prominent bay windows. There are balconies attached to the second and third floors with decorative iron railings. In the foreground, a wrought iron fence encloses the property, and there are trees visible on the...

Unidentified House, 1622-A

The image shows a two-story house with a symmetrical facade, featuring multiple windows with shutters on both the upper and lower levels. The roof has dormer windows, and a central door is set within a decorative frame. The house is enclosed by a picket fence, and there are a few trees visible aroun...

Doorway, Unidentified House, 1623-A

The image depicts a detailed doorway of an unidentified house. The door features decorative panels and is framed by tall pilasters. A small set of steps leads up to the entrance, which is flanked by a low fence with vertical slats. The house's facade includes horizontal siding and shuttered windows.

Molding on Doorway, Unidentified House, 1624-A

The image shows detailed molding on a doorway of an unidentified house. The door features decorative elements, including fluted pilasters and a molding with dentil detailing above the door frame. The siding of the house is visible, along with a partially visible window above. Shadows of nearby objec...

Molding on Doorway, Unidentified House, 1625-A

The image depicts the detailed molding on the doorway of an unidentified house. The molding features vertical fluting with a decorative capital and base. To the left, part of a paneled door is visible, and to the right, there is horizontal siding. Shadows of the photographer and foliage can be seen ...

Window, Unidentified House, 1626-A

The image depicts a portion of an unidentified house, focusing on a large, arched window. The building features horizontal siding. There's a small section of another window visible on the right of the image.

President's House, Harvard University, 1627-A

The image depicts the President's House at Harvard University. The building is two-storied with a porch and several windows on the facade. There are trees in the foreground, and a sidewalk running along the street in front of the house.

University Hall, Harvard University, 1628-A

The image shows University Hall at Harvard University, partially obscured by tall, leafless trees. Snow covers the ground, and a pathway leads up to the building.

Holden Chapel, Harvard University, 1629-A

The image depicts Holden Chapel at Harvard University. The structure features a brick facade with an arched window and a detailed pediment above the entrance. The surrounding ground is covered in snow, and there are bare trees casting shadows on the chapel's exterior.

Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University, 1630-A

The image depicts Massachusetts Hall at Harvard University. It shows a brick building with a row of windows and a cupola on top. In the foreground, there are a few leafless trees and a fence. Snow is visible on the ground and on ledges of the building.

Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University, 1631-A

The image depicts Massachusetts Hall at Harvard University, as indicated in the title. The building is a large, multi-story brick structure with numerous windows and dormer windows along the roofline. It is surrounded by snow, with a clear pathway leading towards it. A tree is visible on the right s...

Massachusetts Hall, 1632-A

The image depicts Massachusetts Hall, a large brick building with multiple chimneys and several rows of windows. Snow is visible on the ground and on the roof, with icicles hanging from the edges. A person is seen walking in front of an iron fence that surrounds the building. Another structure is pa...

Massachusetts Hall, 1633-A

The image depicts Massachusetts Hall, a brick building featuring multiple chimneys and several rows of windows. Leafless trees and a metal fence are visible in front of the building, with snow covering the ground.

Longfellow House, 1634-A

The image shows the Longfellow House, a grand two-story structure with a symmetrical facade. The building features prominent columns, multiple windows with shutters, and a central doorway. The roof is adorned with dormer windows and chimneys. Trees are visible around the house.

Longfellow House, 1635-A

The image depicts the Longfellow House, partially obscured by leafless trees in the foreground. The house features a multi-story structure with prominent chimneys and a porch. Another building can be seen to the right side of the image.

Lee House, Brattle Street, 1636-A

The image shows the Lee House on Brattle Street, a large three-story building with a prominent, symmetrical frontage. The house features numerous windows with shutters and a central entrance with a pediment. A fenced pathway leads to the entrance, and mature trees frame the property.

House on Brattle Street, 1637-A

The image shows a large, three-story house located on Brattle Street. The building has a brick exterior with white window shutters and a prominent, columned entrance. There is a fence surrounding the property, and a street and sidewalk in the foreground. Other houses and leafless trees are visible i...

Tea House, 1638-A

The image depicts a three-story building identified as the "Tea House." The structure features classic architectural elements, such as evenly spaced windows with shutters and a central entrance with a small portico supported by columns. To the left, part of a sign for a garage is visible, and a smal...

Unidentified House, 1639-A

The image shows a two-story house with a gabled roof and a central chimney. The front of the house features several windows with shutters and is flanked by two trees. A white picket fence runs along the front yard, enclosing the property. The house has a symmetrical façade with a central entrance. ...

Louisa May Alcott's House, 1640-A

The image shows a rustic, two-story wooden house associated with Louisa May Alcott. The house features a gabled roof, multiple windows, and a small pediment above the entrance. Surrounded by trees, the house is set in a wooded area, with overgrown shrubs near the foundation.

Unidentified house, 1641-A

The image shows a two-story house with white siding and dark shutters on the windows. It is surrounded by a white wooden fence, and a large tree is visible in the foreground. The house has a chimney, and several windows can be seen on both floors. It was noted as being located on the bend of the roa...

H. B. Little Residence, 1642-A

The image shows the H. B. Little Residence. It is a large, multi-story house with a prominent pitched roof and several dormer windows. The facade features symmetrical windows, an entryway with columns, and a double-porch design. There is also a person seated near the entrance. The house is surrounde...

Rear of H. B. Little's Residence, 1643-A

The image shows the rear view of the H. B. Little Residence. It is a two-story, wooden house with multiple gables and chimneys. The exterior features several windows and a small porch area. The house is surrounded by trees and open land.

Rear of H. B. Little's Residence, 1644-A

The image shows the rear of H. B. Little's residence, featuring a large, multi-story house. The structure has a steeply pitched roof with dormer windows, clapboard siding, and a prominent chimney. There is a small entrance with steps leading up to it and construction materials, including barrels and...

Windows, H. B. Little Residence, 1645-A

The image depicts the exterior of the H. B. Little Residence, focusing on several windows. The building features two stories, with large multi-paned windows on both levels. The siding is horizontal, and there is a balcony with a balustrade visible along one side.

Balcony, H. B. Little Residence, 1646-A

The image shows a view of a balcony at the H. B. Little Residence. The balcony features a decorative balustrade and is supported by columns. The structure is part of a building with horizontal siding, and a set of windows is visible both above and below the balcony.

H. B. Little Residence, 1647-A

The image depicts the H. B. Little Residence, a two-story colonial-style house with a gabled roof and multiple chimneys. The exterior features a symmetrical arrangement of windows and a central entrance with decorative elements. The residence is surrounded by trees.

H. B. Little Residence, 1648-A

The image shows the H. B. Little Residence, a two-story house with a gabled roof and multiple chimneys. The exterior features several windows and a balcony on the left side. The house is surrounded by a wooded area with tall trees in the foreground.

Windows, H. B. Little Residence, 1649-A

The image depicts two windows on the exterior of the H. B. Little Residence. The larger window on the left consists of a grid of small panes, while the smaller window on the right also features a similar grid pattern. The building has a shingled roof and horizontal siding.

H. B. Little Residence, 1650-A

The image depicts the exterior of the H. B. Little residence. The house is a two-story structure with multiple chimneys and numerous windows with square panes. A ladder is propped up against the side of the house, and there are trees in the surrounding area.

H. B. Little Residence Doorway, 1651-A

The image shows the front entrance of the H. B. Little Residence, featuring a paneled door with a decorative handle and a small transom window above. The doorway is framed by a symmetrical facade with horizontal siding. There are rectangular windows on one side of the entrance.

H. B. Little Residence, 1652-A

The image shows the exterior of the H. B. Little Residence, as noted in the title. The building is a multi-story structure with clapboard siding, featuring multiple windows and a prominent chimney. It has a gabled roof and an entrance with steps leading up to it. The surrounding area appears to be u...

Fireplace, H. B. Little Residence, 1653-A

The image features a room in the H. B. Little Residence. It shows a brick fireplace set into a wall with decorative wood paneling, and to the left, a door with simple hardware. The walls are adorned with vertical striped wallpaper.

Built-in Cabinet, H. B. Little Residence, 1654-A

The image shows a built-in cabinet in the H. B. Little Residence. The cabinet has multiple sections with panel doors and an arched glass door at the top featuring a grid pattern. The space appears to be part of an interior room with paneled walls and a minimalistic design.

Stairs, H. B. Little Residence, 1655-A

The image shows a staircase inside the H. B. Little Residence. The stairs have a wooden handrail and decorative balusters. The surrounding walls are patterned, and there is an archway visible on the right side.

Hazen Garrison House, 1808-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, a large brick building with a prominent chimney at one end. It features multiple windows along one side and appears to be situated on a sloped grassy area with trees surrounding it.

Original Front Doorframe, Hazen Garrison House, 1809-A

The image shows the original front doorframe of the Hazen Garrison House. The doorframe is positioned on the right side of the photograph and some sections of the wall surrounding the doorframe are also visible.

Hazen Garrison House, 1810-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, presenting a two-story brick structure with several windows and two chimneys. The building features a wooden extension on one side with a visible door. Vegetation is visible around the house.

Kitchen Fireplace, Hazen Garrison House, 1811-A

The image shows a kitchen fireplace in the Hazen Garrison House. The fireplace is built into a brick wall, and the surrounding area appears to be part of an interior room with a large door visible to the right.

Hazen Garrison House, 1812-A

The image shows the Hazen Garrison House, a brick structure partially obscured by trees in the foreground. The house has visible windows and a chimney, with a smaller building in the background. The ground is covered with grass and vegetation.

Hazen Garrison House Door and Window, 1813-A

The image depicts the interior of the Hazen Garrison House, focusing on a door and window. Visible are a multi-pane window and a wooden door.

Hazen Garrison House, 1814-A

The image depicts an interior detail of the Hazen Garrison House. It shows a portion of a staircase with vertical wooden balusters and a railing. The wall adjacent to the staircase features patterned wallpaper with circular motifs.

Mrs. Taylor and a Statue, Hazen Garrison House, 1815-A

The image shows a woman identified as Mrs. Taylor standing next to a statue outside the Hazen Garrison House. The house features brick construction and a window with multiple panes. The statue beside Mrs. Taylor is a female figure with detailed clothing, flowers, and jewelry.

Peaslee Garrison House Brickwork, 1816-A

The image shows a section of brickwork from the Peaslee Garrison House. The brick wall exhibits some damage and wear, particularly at the junction with a shingled wall. There is vegetation visible at the base of the wall.

Peaslee Garrison House Brickwork, 1817-A

The image shows a section of brickwork from the Peaslee Garrison House. The brick structure features an arch at the top and appears to be partially damaged or weathered. On the left side, wooden shingles are visible, and grass is growing near the base of the wall.

Peaslee Garrison House Brickwork, 1818-A

The image shows a section of brickwork from the side of the Peaslee Garrison House, featuring a brick wall with a visible archway. To the right, there is a structure with wooden shingles. Vegetation and grass are present at the base of the wall.

Peaslee Garrison House Side and Rear, 1819-A

The image depicts the side and rear of the Peaslee Garrison House. A brick wall is prominently featured, with a small window visible on the left. To the right, there is a section of the house with shingled siding and a roof visible at the top. Some debris is scattered on the ground near the base of ...

Hazen Garrison House Window, 1820-A

The image shows a window from the Hazen Garrison House. The window is set within a brick wall and has an arched brick lintel at the top. The brickwork is accompanied by what appears to be wooden siding on the right side of the photograph.

The Old Ordinary, Wilders Tavern, 1823-A

The image shows The Old Ordinary, Wilders Tavern, a two-story building with a gabled roof and several chimneys. The exterior appears to be clad in shingles, and several rectangular windows are visible. There is a small portico at the entrance, and a picket fence encloses the property. Snow covers th...