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A Well-Equipped Pantry, from 1925
The wood has taken on a lovely patina, and the space invites one to step in and explore.
Fog Bell Tower Proves Function Can Include Beauty
A different kind of house: a structure attached to a lighthouse makes for a striking local landmark.
A Shaker Bedroom
This room illustrates the Shaker belief in simplicity, order, industriousness, and making ordinary things beautiful.
Compact Cabin Kitchen
A log cabin in Virginia, built around 1828, offers an interesting photographic challenge.
A Historic House Worthy of Reflection
The historical, beautiful, formal exterior features hip roof, four chimneys, clapboards, and symmetrical fenestration.
This Historic Maine House Was the Subject of a 1941 Novel
Windswept: a soft breeze and a spectacular sunset show off this storied home.
Rufus Porter, Renaissance Man
These early examples of home decor via mural were created by a multi-faceted inventor, painter, and publisher.
Old School Church
In 1772, this place of worship was also the center of the community.
Victorian Vision
This case study of the Queen Anne style features stained glass windows, floral wallpaper, and details in oak and cherry.
The House That Parson Fisher Built
This 1814 house was built by a remarkable man of many talents — artist, inventor, scientist, builder, and minister.

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