Thomas L. Halsey House, 140 Prospect Street, Providence, Providence Co...
Significance: This is an example of a large, early-nineteenth century brick house. Survey number: HABS RI-233 Building/structure dates: ca. 1801 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: ca. 1825 Subsequent Work
Creel Cabin - National Parks Gallery
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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, Lock Tender's House at "Four Locks"
Picryl description: Public domain image of a residential building, house, 19th-20th century architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Bedford Brown Building, 113-115 South Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Inde...
Significance: Built in two sections, this building acts as infill along a commercial section of Fairfax Street radiating from the main thoroughfare of King Street. The southern section housed the offices of a ... More
Second Presbyterian Church, Westminster Building, 521-523 Prince Stree...
Significance: This eclectic early-twentieth century building housed community activities sponsored by the Second Presbyterian church. Survey number: HABS VA-682 Building/structure dates: 1912 Initial Construc... More
Alcatraz, Laundry Building - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Cell House - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Officer's Club - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Military Chapel - National Parks Gallery
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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, Lockhouse at Lock 54
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Alcatraz, Power Plant - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Military Chapel - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Warden's House - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Laundry Building - National Parks Gallery
Picryl description: Public domain image of an industrial building interior, power generator, furnace, boiler, 20th-century architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Alcatraz, Power Plant - National Parks Gallery
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Cherry Walk, Barn, Dunbrooke Road (Route 620), 2.25 miles north of Ric...
Significance: Erected during the early nineteenth century with additions dating to the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Barn is an example of the types of outbuildings found on well-developed... More
Josiah Baker House, 23 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County, R...
Significance: This is an example of a medium-sized house built about 1800 with excellent exterior detail. Survey number: HABS RI-190 Building/structure dates: ca. 1805 Initial Construction
Alcatraz, Warden's House - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Warden's House - National Parks Gallery
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Alcatraz, Warden's House - National Parks Gallery
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Mason's Hall, Mason Street, Smithfield, Isle of Wight County, Virginia
Significance: The "old Masonic temple" was damaged in a storm in the 1910s and demolished in 1953. The lodge replaced it with a purpose-built structure. The Masonic Hall was built in the 1750s as a school for... More
Reverend Francis Smith House, 35 Benefit Street, Providence, Providenc...
Significance: This is a medium sized, two-story frame house, probably built in the mid-nineteenth century with interesting detail. John Hutchins Cady considers this house similar to the early Newport resort ar... More
Masonic Temple, Great Road & Anna Sayles Road, Lime Rock, Providence C...
Survey number: HABS RI-94 Building/structure dates: 1804 Initial Construction
Mark Anthony DeWolf House, Poppasquash Neck, Bristol, Bristol County, ...
Significance: The house was designed by Russell Warren in 1840 and burned in 1919. The HABS photograph is a photocopy of a historic view, and it shows the house with porticoes on the front and rear. Warren's ov... More
Abner Hall House, 116 Hope Street, Providence, Providence County, RI
Significance: This is a typical example of a small frame house in Providence built between 1825 and 1828. Survey number: HABS RI-198 Building/structure dates: 1828 Initial Construction
Benjamin & John Reynolds House, 88 Benefit Street, Providence, Provide...
Significance: This is a characteristic frame house of the late eighteenth century. Survey number: HABS RI-149 Building/structure dates: 1783- 1794 Initial Construction Building/structure dates: ca. 1875 S... More
Edward S. Underwood House, 28 John Street, Providence, Providence Coun...
Significance: This is an example of a smaller, two-story, frame house of the 1820s. Survey number: HABS RI-244 Building/structure dates: 1827 Initial Construction
William Greenman House, 24 Thayer Street, Providence, Providence Count...
Significance: This is a typical, small frame house of the 1820s. Survey number: HABS RI-179 Building/structure dates: 1826 Initial Construction
Daniel Windsor House, Austin Avenue, Greenville, Providence County, RI
Significance: The Daniel Windsor House is but one example of the Windsor family farmhouses along Austin Avenue; most trace their antecedents to the eighteenth century as this five-bay, center hall plan house do... More
Samuel Miller Building, 420 King Street, Alexandria, Independent City,...
Significance: Awkwardly designed and of modest proportions, this structure is, however, a necessary element in the line-up of commercial buildings that defined the commercial thoroughfare of King Street. Surve... More
2028 West Cary Street (Commercial Building), Richmond, Independent Cit...
Survey number: HABS VA-198 Public domain photograph of cabinet, furniture, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Cyrus Cooke House, West Wrentham Road, Cumberland Hill, Providence Cou...
Significance: The early nineteenth-century dwelling was constructed of wood and covered by a gable roof. Architectural detailing includes a doorway that is typical of the period with its top lights, sidelights ... More
Samuel Staples House, 52 Benefit Street, Providence, Providence County...
Significance: This is a typical small frame house of the 1790s. Survey number: HABS RI-145 Building/structure dates: after 1790 Initial Construction
Stephen Harris House, 135 Benefit Street, Providence, Providence Count...
Significance: This is an early, large frame house, preserved with few changes. Survey number: HABS RI-151 Building/structure dates: ca. 1765 Initial Construction
Thomas Stafford Taylor House, 1305 Kingstown Road (State Route 138), K...
Significance: Similar to the Asa Potter House, this five-bay, two-story frame dwelling is representative of Kingston's grand houses that are covered by balustraded, hip roofs with monitors. The Taylor House was... More
Flounder House, 317 South Saint Asaph Street, Alexandria, Independent...
Significance: Named for its form, the Flounder House is a two-story example of the type. It is one room deep, and several wide, and it is covered by a shed roof. Along the front facade is a two-story porch. A b... More
Epenetus Olney House, 370 Woonasquatucket Avenue, Centerdale, Providen...
Significance: Although now demolished, the Epenetus Olney House was an example of a wood building with a Rhode Island stone end wall. Survey number: HABS RI-89 Building/structure dates: 1702 Initial Construc... More
Robert Purkis House, 37 Charles Field Street, Providence, Providence C...
Significance: This is a typical example of a medium-sized wood house, with very few alterations, built about 1823. Survey number: HABS RI-202 Building/structure dates: ca. 1823 Initial Construction Building/... More
John Bourn House, 417 Hope Street, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
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Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Effingham, State Route 646 vicinity, Aden, Prince William County, Virg...
Significance: "Effingham" was the home of Colonel William Alexander (1744-1848) and a descendant of Philip Alexander, second son of the emigrant. This is the same family for whom the city of Alexandria was nam... More
Hawkwood, Manager's House, Route 15, Gordonsville, Orange County, Virg...
Survey number: HABS VA-36-B National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 73002036, 70000809
Hawkwood, Manager's House, Route 15, Gordonsville, Orange County, Virg...
Survey number: HABS VA-36-B National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 73002036, 70000809
Hawkwood, Manager's House, Route 15, Gordonsville, Orange County, Virg...
Survey number: HABS VA-36-B National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 73002036, 70000809
Nathan Seamans House, 15 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County,...
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Nathan Seamans House, 15 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County,...
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Nathan Seamans House, 15 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County,...
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Nathan Seamans House, 15 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County,...
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Nathan Seamans House, 15 Arnold Street, Providence, Providence County,...
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Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Whittle House, 225 West Freemason Street, Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia
Significance: The Whittle House is a rare example of a late eighteenth-century town house. Although few town houses survive in modern-day Norfolk, the Whittle House and the nearby Moses Myers House exhibit a qu... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
Gathwright House, Route 156, Old Cold Harbor, Hanover County, Virginia
Significance: The Garthright House stood in the path of charging troops at two battles: Gaines' Mill in 1862 and Cold Harbor in 1864. The house belonged to Miles Garthright, a Confederate soldier whose cavalry ... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More
DeWolf-Middleton House, Poppasquash Road, Bristol, Bristol County, RI
Significance: No longer extant, this house was designed by Russell Warren and was constructed between 1803 and 1808. HABS recorded the building in the 1930s, capturing its appearance before its demolition later... More