Early Connecticut houses; an historical and architectural study (1900)
Isham, Norman Morrison, 1864-1943, Brown, Albert F. (Albert Frederic), b. 1862 · Providence, R.I. : The Preston and Rounds company · leaf 164
more common than inthe others, was not universal. We still find many chimneys ofstone in Guilford. Many stacks are of stone with brick toppingout. The brick houses so common north of the city of NewHaven, houses with gambrel roofs and with one chimney or twoin each end wall, are much later than… … I. The Fiske-Wildman House. Guilford was laid out around a rectangular Green. Fromthe south end of this, continuing the street which bounds theopen space, runs the New York and Boston stage road, the colo-nial post-road, a prolongation, along the Sound, of the old pathwhich leadeth to Pequot, which…
Architecture, Domestic · Historic buildings
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