Built in 1802 by Oakes Sampson

Home, in the early 1920s, to the American Impressionist painter Walter Parsons Shaw Griffin.
Built in 1802 by Oakes Sampson

Home, in the early 1920s, to the American Impressionist painter Walter Parsons Shaw Griffin.
Driving down Falmouth Street by the university and this caught my eye. Something intriguing and not quite right at the same time.

Built for Henry Lewis in 1913. Design by John Calvin Stevens

Built in the then-popular Dutch Colonial Revival style. The ‘Dutch’ connections in said style are debatable at best but that’s another story.
Built for a well known local retailer and designed by a new name in our catalog of architects.
Built in 1875-76 for William Anderson and Edward Preble
Design by Francis Fassett. Simon Libby builder. Nathan Redlon and Samuel Knight, masons