A Timely Discovery for Valentine’s Day
Amy was carefully removing plaster from the front room of an eighteenth-century house when a lumpy section of plaster which appeared to ...
Thanks to Richard Pieper
The founding of Archipedia is a story of two friends collaborating with different talents, to produce an exciting and timely project.
Thanking Archipedia Reader, Jessica Rowcroft
The founding of Archipedia is a story of two friends collaborating with different talents, to produce an exciting and timely project.
The Founding of Archipedia
The founding of Archipedia is a story of two friends collaborating with different talents, to produce an exciting and timely project.
GAMMONS MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
The Gammons Memorial Church was constructed as the second church hall of Bridgewater’s first Methodist congregation. The congregation was founded by Annie Lawrence following her to conversion to Methodism at a revival ...
MARY SULLIVAN THREE-DECKER
The Mary Sullivan Three-Decker is one of a large number of two- and three-family houses constructed on Fenwood Road and Francis Street at the foot of Boston’s Parker Hill in the last years of the nineteenth ...
P. & J. CANON THREE-DECKER
Constructed around 1900, the P. & J. Canon Three-Decker is one of a large number of two- and three-family houses on Fenwood Road and Francis Street at the foot of Boston’s Parker Hill built in the last years ...
IDA HOSMER TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
The Ida Hosmer Two-Family House is one of many two- and three-family houses constructed on Fenwood Road and Francis Street at the foot of Boston’s Parker Hill at the turn of the nineteenth century by Jeremiah C. Spillane, a ...
C. E. MEAD TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
The C. E. Mead Two-Family House is one of many two- and three-family houses constructed on Fenwood Road and Francis Street at the foot of Boston’s Parker Hill at the turn of the nineteenth century by Jeremiah C. Spillane, a real ...
HILMA OLSSON TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
The Hilma C. Olsson Two-Family House is one of many two- and three-family houses constructed on Fenwood Road and Francis Street at the foot of Boston’s Parker Hill at the turn of the nineteenth century by Jeremiah C. Spillane, a ...