The architecture of colonial America /

Mode of access: Internet.

The colonial architecture of Philadelphia,

"Nine hundred and seventy-five copies of The colonial architecture of Philadelphia, of which nine hundred and fifty are for sale, have been printed from type and the type distributed." This copy not numbered.

The Georgian period; a collection of papers dealing with "colonial" or XVIII-century architecture in the United States, together with references to earlier provincial and true colonial work ...

Each part has t.-p.: "The Georgian period" being measured drawings of colonial work; parts 1-7, 9-11 lack general t.-p.

Colonial architecture,

Series I. Fifty Salem doorways.

The Dutch colonial house; its origin, design, modern plan and construction;

Mode of access: Internet.

Maryland's colonial Eastern Shore ; historical sketches of counties and of some notable structures.

Introduction, by J. A. Pearce.--Kent County, by P. G. Skirven.--Talbot County, by J. H. K. Shannahan.--Somerset County, by H. F. Lankford.--Dorcester County, by W. L. Henry.--Cecil County, by H. L. Constable.-- Queen Anne's County, by D. W. Thom.--Worcester County, by S. K. Dennis.--Caroline County, by E. T. Tubbs.--Wicomico County, by L. I. Pollitt.--Washington college, by J. W. Cain.--Simple life on the Eastern Shore.

Colonial interiors : photographs and measured drawings of the colonial and early federal periods /

Mode of access: Internet.

New England Georgian architecture; 55 measured drawings with full size details,

Mode of access: Internet.

A small house in the sun; the visage of rural New England;

Illustrated t.-p.

New England doorways /

Illustrated t.-p. and lining-papers.

Early American houses,

"One hundred and seventy-five copies printed for the Walpole society on Aurelian all rag paper at the Wayside press, Topsfield, Massachusetts."

Reclaiming the old house : its modern problems and their solution as governed by the methods of its builders /

Mode of access: Internet.

Early stucco houses.

"Modern stucco specifications": p. [14]-20.

New homes under old roofs,

"Seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth century farmsteads which have been discovered and converted into livable homes...The examples shown are taken from the immediate countryside about Boston."--Pref.

Stately homes in America from colonial times to the present day,

Mode of access: Internet.