Abner Baker House, Marshall Michigan
Date added:March 31, 2011

An attractive representative mid-19th century "Gothic Cottage," retaining many original features and with a carriage house.
The building measures 38'-1" x 40'-3"; the front faces south.
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Academy Building, Fall River Massachusetts
Date added:November 21, 2009

The Academy Building, also known as Borden Block and Academy of Music, was constructed by the Borden Family, textile entrepreneurs of Fall River. The prominent structure, with Ruskinian Gothic details, was designed by Hartwell and Swasey of Boston In 1875. The Academy of Music, located within the block, was a local cultural center, housing performances by nationally renowned actors and actresses as well as concerts, lectures and civic events. After World War I, the auditorium was used
predominantly for movies. It was modernized in 1946. The building was restored in the 1980s, the offices were converted into apartments and the theater portion was demolished.
The Academy of Music opened its doors on January 6, 1876, boasting the second largest stage in Massachusetts. The opening program was the Theodore Thomas Orchestra. Ushers were drawn from the young scions of Fall River's most prominent families, including Jireh Borden, Billy Handcock, Billy Edgar, Levi Lawton, John Burrell, George Bamford. Music continued on the Academy's program, and O. Elton Borden brought the Boston Symphony Orchestra to Fall River every year in the 1880's, always at personal loss.
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All Saints' Episcopal Cathedral, Milwaukee Wisconsin
Date added:November 01, 2009

All Saints' is one of the nation's earliest Episcopal
cathedrals. Gothic Revival in style, it is one of Milwaukee's older surviving churches and an important early work of the architect, Edward Townsend Mix. Noteworthy features of the interior are the stained glass windows, dating largely from the nineteenth century and forming, through the consistency of their compositions and color schemes--dominated by deep, rich hues--an exceptionally harmonious ensemble.
The edifice was built as Olivet Congregational Church, and, according to a contemporary
newspaper account, it was acquired by the Milwaukee Episcopal diocese June 1, 1872 for $35,000. Contracts for the construction of Olivet Church were signed on July 16, 1868, and the cornerstone laid on August 27 of that year. Dedication services were held in November of the following year. The Milwaukee Sentinel for November 26, 1869, reports that the church, lots, and organ cost, in all, some $66,000.
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Augustus Donnelly House (David Harum House), Homer New York
Calvary Episcopal Church, Homer New York
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Milwaukee Wisconsin
Capitol Hill School (Fourth Ward School), Marshall Michigan
Chapel of St. Mary The Virgin, Nashotah Wisconsin
Charles Bissell House (Rochester Methodist Home), Rochester New York
Christ Church, Washington DC
Church of the Holy Cross, Troy New York
Congregational (now First Unitarian) Church, New Bedford Massachusetts
Converse House, Norwich Connecticut
Daniel T. Swinburne House, Newport Rhode Island
Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Ellwanger and Barry Nursery Office, Rochester New York
First Presbyterian Church, Rochester New York
First Unitarian Church, Milwaukee Wisonsin
Fordham Manor Reformed Church, Bronx New York
George Chartplin Mason House, Newport Rhode Island
Hall-Spring House, Northfield Massachusetts
Immaculate Conception Church, Burlington Wisconsin
Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Milwaukee Wisconsin
Jason Downer House, Milwaukee Wisconsin
John F. Singer House Mansion, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Kingscote (George Jones-William H. King House), Newport Rhode Island
Lace House, Black Hawk Colorado
Lovett-Barnard House, East Grand Rapids Michigan
Malbone Mansion (J. Prescott Hall-Henry Bedlow House), Newport Rhode Island
Minneapolis New Church Society, Minneapolis Minnesota
New Haven City Hall and Courthouse, New Haven Connecticut
North Point Water Tower, Milwaukee Wisconsin
Rochester Free Academy (Board of Education Building), Rochester New York
Sidney S. Allcott House, Marshall Michigan
Springside (Mathew Vassar Estate), Poughkeepsie New York
St. James Episcopal Church, Milwaukee Wisconsin
St. John Chrysostom Church, Delafield Wisconsin
St. Katherine's Episcopal Chapel, Williamston Township Michigan
St. Louis Roman Catholic Church, Buffalo New York
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Metuchen New Jersey
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Rochester New York
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, Buffalo New York
The Female Academy of the Sacred Heart, Rochester New York
The Meadows/Leacote, Rhinebeck New York
Trinity Church, Southport Connecticut
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Milwaukee Wisconsin