TY - BOOK AU - Miner, Robert G. AU - Rusell F. Whitehead ED - Early American Society. TI - Colonial architecture in New England: from material originally published as the White pine series of architectural monographs, edited by Russell F. Whitehead and Frank Chouteau Brown. T2 - Architectural treasures of early America SN - 0405100663 AV - NA715 M56 1977 U1 - 720.974 PY - 1977/// CY - New York PB - Arno Press KW - Architecture, Colonial KW - New England KW - Local KW - Architecture N1 - includes index; CONTENTS -- Connecticut River Valley, Part I by Richard B. Derby Photographs by Julian A. Buckly and H.O. Warner -- Connecticut River Valley, Part II by George Clarence Gardner Measured Drawings by Kenneth Clark -- New England Meeting Houses by Robert P. Bellows Photographs and Measured Drawings by Kenneth Clark -- Vermont Colonial Architecture by George S. Chappell Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- Bennington, Vermont by Cameron Clark Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- Rockingham, Vermont Meeting House Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- New England Garrison Houses by Stuart Bartlett Photographs by Arthur C. Haskell -- Portsmouth, New Hampshire by Electus D. Litchfield Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- Colonel Robert Means House by Lois Lilley Howe Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- Colonel Paul Wentworth Mansion by Frank Chouteau Brown Photographs by Arthur C. Haskell -- Houses of the Maine Coast by C. Howard Walker Photographs by Julian A. Buckly -- Penobscot Bay, Maine by Charles Dana Loomis Photographs by the author and Dorothy Loomis -- Wiscasset, Maine by William D. Patterson Photographs and Measured Drawings by Kenneth Clark -- Sarah Orne Jewett House by Frank Chouteau Brown Photographs by Arthur C. Haskell -- Early College Buildings of New England by Eldon L. Dean Photographs by Arthur C. Haskell Measured Drawings by Frank Chouteau Brown -- Early American Doorways by Aymar Embury, II Photographs by Kenneth Clark -- Corner Cupboards by Frank Chouteau Brown Photographs by Arthur C. Haskell -- N2 - Homes, churches, and town halls and their fireplaces, mantels, window designs, and doorways that exemplify the rich architectural heritage of colonial New England are discussed and pictured in photographs and drawings ER -