An architectural monograph devoted to a comparative study of a group of early American doorways,
An architectural monograph by Aymar Embury II, issued in 1921 as part of the White Pine Series for American architects and builders studying colonial precedent. Halftone photographs record New England and Rhode Island entrance doorways — pedimented, fanlighted, pilastered — in flat daylight with captions giving house, town, and date, useful for door details, moulding profiles, and clapboard textures.
