An architectural monograph on domestic architecture in Massachusetts, 1750-1800,
An architectural monograph issued in 1916 by the White Pine Bureau in Saint Paul, written by Julian A. Buckly and edited by Russell F. Whitehead for architects and builders studying colonial New England precedent. Halftone photographs record clapboard and shingled houses in Massachusetts built 1750-1800, showing shuttered windows, pedimented doorways, dormers, picket fences and overhanging trees; useful for period façade details, porch and cornice profiles, and soft sepia tonal backgrounds.
