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By Michael Kenney, 2012 Along Cambridge Street one can spot a solid 1920s brick residence, now condominiums, known as Fox Croft Manor. The name, despite its fractured appearance, most likely…
Read More…at the corner of Third and Cambridge Streets. The original church building contained timbers salvaged from old Fort Putnam. This building, however, was replaced by a large brick building seating…
Read More…the bars and restaurants grouped around the open brick-paved space. Hard to believe, but it was even more bustling a century ago, when shifts of workers came and went at…
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…and Walter Gopius in the late 1930s, it was constructed in warm red bricks recycled from a demolished Beacon Hill residence. The house turns its back on the street to…
Read More…Walden Square, and Jefferson Park. Sadly, hidden pollution often went hand-in-hand with urban fill. Besides ash and cinders, bricks, cars, refrigerators, tires, and even industrial waste were buried. Lead and…
Read More…This factory was at 740 Main St., Cambridge, below Lafayette Square. This “incubator of invention” is still standing, a plain three-story brick affair. It was then called the Palm Beach…
Read More…most careful attention to the child’s learning needs. The garage was demolished and a new, reinforced concrete building, two-story and basement high and clad in brick and glass was finished…
Read More…HVP – Mission Garden, Santa Barbara (CA), 1887 [Stringfield] ||6.397 HVP – Old Spanish house, Santa Barbara (CA), 1888 [W.J. Rea] ||6.398 HVP – Mud-brick house with native woman, Santa…
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