The King Hooper house

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The King Hooper house in Marblehead, MA stands as an important example of 18th century American architecture. It boasts of an impressive entrance hall stairway with carved balusters, elegant paneling throughout, fourteen fireplaces, and a ballroom with a domed ceiling.

Massachusetts, Museums, Art museums, Historic buildings, 18th century AD, Homes and haunts, Architecture, American, American architecture, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Hooper, Robert

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The house that Jack (re)built

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Edyth and and Jack O'Neill had the Willington, CT, farmhouse of Thomas and Thankful Rice moved 2,000 miles to their Fredericksburg, TX, farm in 1992. The couple then reconstructed the beautiful old cape built by Thomas Rice himself in 1768 for his family.

Remodeling and renovation, Farmhouses

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A new house in an old village

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Padanaram Village, MA, traces its roots back to 1602 when Bartholomew Gosnold sailed into nearby Buzzards Bay. Antique dealer Jim Faria chose the historic village as the location for a classic home he built in 1992 for his wife, Barbara.

Usage, Design and construction, Buildings and facilities, Architecture, Colonial, Colonial architecture, Decoration and ornament, Early American, Early American decorative arts, South Dartmouth, Massachusetts

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