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Early American craftsmen (1920)

Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 56

An illustration from Early American craftsmen, 1920, leaf 56
k Hill, at Peabody, near Salem.Its chimney pieces, door frames, cornices, etc., are re-markable for their fine and beautiful detail and ex-quisite proportions and represent the great carver anddesigner at his best. In 1802 the Salem Common was graded andplanted with trees and named Washington… … Bust of Governor Winthrop carved in wood by Samuel Mclntire for Rev.William Bentley in 1798 and now owned by the American Anti-quarian Society. McINTIRE, MASTER CARPENTER of General Washington, thirty-eight by fifty-sixinches in size. When the arches were taken downin 1850 this medallion was…

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