ca. 1920
photo album #57A
GUSN-193754
Paperbound volume of black and white photographs, exposed in the 1920s, and presumably taken by Alfred Shurrocks, an architectural historian. These photographs in many instances duplicate material already in the geographic files, but no attempt has been made to estimate the precise amount of duplication. Most of the locations are identified.
Photographs show wonderful architectural detail of a large expanse of houses in Rhode Island. Album A consists of around 300 Views of first and second period domestic structures including elevations and details of interiors and exteriors.
The overall quality of these photographs is quite good for both study and reproduction purposes. Negatives exist for many prints, though unfortunately negative numbers have not consistently been applied to the corresponding print. Users should be sure to consult the negative index under the appropriate locality to determine if negatives exist. These will be in the "a" series.
The following is a listing of the houses and locations listed in order of album.
Clemence-Irons House - Johnston
Thomas Fenner - Cranston
Arnold House - Lincoln
Valentine Whiteman Jr. House - Lincoln
Eleazer Whipple House - Lincoln
Cushing House - Providence
William Brown House - Lincoln
Quaker Meeting house - Lincoln
Five Place house
Elder Ballou Meeting house - Cumberland
Christopher ARnold House - Providence
Crawford House - Providence
Richard Brown House - Providence
Deputy Governor Elisah Brown House
John Brown house - Providence
Joseph Nightingale - Providence
Watson House - Providence
Joseph Brown House - Providence
Old State House - Providence
First Baptist Church - Providence
Thomas Poynton Ives House - Providence
Crawford Allen House - Providence
Brown University
Carrington House
Padelford House - Providence
Edward Dexter House - Providence
Governor Dow House - Providence
Dinman House - PRovidence
Goddard Bldgs - Providence
Heathside - Lincoln
Butterfly Mill - Lincoln
Palmer Northrup House - N. Kingston
Coggeshall-Pierce - East Greenwich
James Greene House - Warwick
Fletcher or William Congdon House - South Kingston
King House, Dean Farm - Cranston
Howland House - E. Greenwich
Smith - Updike - Wickford
Smith Garrison House - Wickford
Old Phillips house - Belleville
Old French House - Kingston
Rowland Robinson House - Saunderstown
ST Paul's Episcopal Church - Wickford
Samuel Perry House - S. Kingston
John Potter House
Babcock, House - Westerly
Kingston Inn - S. Kingston
Longworthy House - Hopkinton
Eldredge House - East Greenwich
Stone Tower - Newport
Jacob Mott House - Portsmouth
Thomas Maxson - Newport
Micah Spencer House - Newport
Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House - Newport
Waite -Potter - Westport
William Nicketson house - S. Dartmouth
Benton Coe House - Newport
Jaheel Brenten - Newport
Trinity Church - Newport
Whitehall, Dean Berkeley's House - Middleton
Daniel Ayrault House - Newport
Sabbatarian Meeting House - Newport
Robinson House - Newport
Vernon - Newport
Whitehorse Tavern - Newport
Jeremiah Lawton house - Newport
Colony House - Newport
Levi Gale house - Newport
Reynold House - Bristol
Bosworth - Bristol
Deputy Governor William Bradford - Bristol
The Tinders - Bristol
John Howe House - Bristol
Rogers House - Bristol
Parker - Bioardman - Bristol
Wardwell House Bristol
Christopher Rhodes house - Warwick
Apponaug - Warwick
houses
dwellings
stairs and stair components
architectural elements
historic houses
fireplaces
exterior views
photograph albums
black-and-white prints (photographs)
album number 57A
1 photograph album
PC009
Photograph albums collection
PC009.057A
Rhode Island (United States)
Attributed to Shurrocks, Alfred F. (Photographer)
photograph albums
black-and-white prints (photographs)
Johnston, RI
Cranston, RI
Lincoln, RI
Providence, RI
Cumberland, RI
N. Kingston, RI
East Greenwich, RI
Warwick, RI
South Kingston, RI
Wickford, RI
Belleville, RI
Kingston, RI
Saunderstown, RI
Westerly, RI
Hopkinton, RI
Newport, RI
Portsmouth, RI
Westport, RI
S. Dartmouth, RI
Middleton, RI
Bristol, RI
Item
photo album #57A
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