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Introduction: why Colonial Revival? -- Explorations: 1781 to the Civil War. Vassall-Craigie-Longfellow House, Cambridge, Massachusetts -- Sunnyside, Tarrytown, New York -- Bremo Recess, Fluvanna County, Virginia -- Mount Vernon, Fairfax County, Virginia -- Discovery and ascendancy: The Civil War to 1910. Bell House, Newport, Rhode Island-- Adams House, Macon, Georgia -- Harris House, Macon, Georgia -- McFaddin-Ward House, Beaumont, Texas -- Hill-Stead, Farmington, Connecticut -- Holt House, Redlands, California -- Hamilton House, South Berwick, Maine -- Berkeley Villa, Newport, Rhode Island -- Triumph: the 1910s to World War II. Beauport, Gloucester, Massachusetts -- Watson House, Gilmanton, New Hampshire -- Stevens-Coolidge House, North Andover, Massachusetts -- Broadhearth, Saugus, Massachusetts -- Hospitality Hall, Weathersfield, Connecticut -- Blair House, Chicago, Illinois -- Reed House, Lake Forest, Illinois -- National Society of the Colonial Dames House, New York, New York -- Edwards House, San Marino, California -- Lefens House, Pasadena, CA -- Goslan House, Richmond, Virginia -- Shack Mountain, Charlottesville, Virginia -- Sandison House, Atlanta, Georgia -- Malabar Farm, Mansfield, Ohio -- Governor's Palace, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia -- Endurance: World War II to the present. Schaeffer House, Mamaroneck, New York -- Barker House, Nashua, New Hampshire -- Pheeney House, Osterville, Massachusetts -- Martin House, Atlanta, Georgia -- Greeson House, Baton Rouge, Louisiana -- Greene House, Eastern Shore, Maryland -- Farmhouse, Greenwich, Connecticut -- Baron-Blue House, Dallas, Texas -- Farmlands, Cooperstown, New York.
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