Contents
| Introduction | [9] |
| Monticello | [17] |
| The Haunted House, New Orleans | [29] |
| Doughoregan Manor | [43] |
| The Jumel Mansion | [55] |
| Mount Vernon | [69] |
| The Quincy Homestead | [83] |
| The Timothy Dexter Mansion | [95] |
| The Kendall House | [107] |
| The Longfellow House | [121] |
| Cliveden | [135] |
| The Wentworth Mansion | [145] |
| The Pringle House | [159] |
| Appendix | [169] |
© D.McK
MONTICELLO
“Mr. Jefferson,” said one of Rochambeau’s aides, “is the first American who has consulted the fine arts to know how he should shelter himself from the weather.” With no continental travel for background, with only the meager pictorial record of the period to draw upon, he somehow responded to the simplicity and useful beauty of the classics, and translated it to his castle.
FAMOUS
COLONIAL
HOUSES
BY
PAUL M. HOLLISTER
Illustrated by
JAMES PRESTON
With an Introduction by
JULIAN STREET
DAVID McKAY COMPANY, Publishers
PHILADELPHIA, MCMXXI
Copyright, 1921, by
David McKay Company
Illustrations especially engraved and printed by the Beck Engraving Company, Philadelphia
TO
MARION