Posts Tagged ‘architecture’
Self-Guided Tour: Huron Village’s Modern Houses
Although Huron Village is dominated by houses dating from after the Civil War to the first quarter of the twentieth century, it is actually well furnished with what are still called “modern houses.” We say “Modern,” although the four following examples were built nearly a half century to three quarters of a century ago. Three were built as the architect’s own house or for his parents, a time-tested method of introducing a difficult new style into a neighborhood.
Read MoreNew Wine in Old Bottles
By Michael Kenney, 2017 Sunday brunch time and weekday happy hours, the courtyard at the corner of Broadway and Hampshire Street is a lively place, with hipsters and families enjoying 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…
Read MoreSeries I: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s House
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Read MoreSeries I: Annie Allegra Longfellow’s House
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Read MoreSeries I: The Larches
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Read MoreSeries I: John Hicks House
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Read MoreSeries I: Harvard Square
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Read MoreSeries I: Cooper-Frost-Austin House
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Read MoreSeries IV: Mid Cambridge
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Read MoreSeries VI: Cambridge Related
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