Setting a standard for farmhouse architecture in New England to this day, these early dwellings of Massachusetts bearing simple pitched roofs, economical lines and pleasingly
Thomas Jefferson called George Mason, the United States Founding Father who built his family’s 18th century estate in Virginia, “the wisest man of his generation.”
Better known today as the Pineapple Gates House for the large finials on its large brick and decorative wrought iron gates (which are actually supposed
The latest issue of The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs is now available from the Association, the eleventh issue published since their rebirth in
Back in the colonial era, there weren’t professional architects to hire when you needed to build a house or a public building. If you were
This issue of the historic White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs explores the earliest wooden structures of Connecticut, celebrated as excellent surviving examples of simple
