An architectural monograph on early wood built houses of central New York, with text by Carl C. Tallman;
An issue of the White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs, written by Carl C. Tallman and edited by Russell F. Whitehead, issued in 1918 by the White-Pine Bureau in Saint Paul for architects, builders and draftsmen. Twenty halftone photographs record clapboard and shingled houses of central New York in duotone greens and sepias, with details of columned porches, fanlit doorways, shuttered windows and roof balustrades useful as period architectural reference.
