Tag: CS2_36

  • Jerome S. Ames Residence

    Jerome S. Ames Residence

    69 Prospect Street Gardner, MA

    CRD Publications

    Jerome S. Ames Residence – Another example of Barber’s most popular design.
    Architect’s illustration of design 36 from “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”.
    Front elevation of the Jerome S. Ames residence.
    Jerome S. Ames Residence – Another example of Barber’s most popular design.
    Historic photo of the Jerome S. Ames residence.
    Entry Hall of the Jerome S. Ames residence.
    This “keyhole” stained glass window at the stair landing is over 6 feet tall!
    Original Dining room radiator with warmer.
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    The Ames residence is one of the many surviving examples of Barber’s design no. 36 from the “Cottage Souvenir No. 2” pattern book, although this example is without the iconic “T” shaped support for the balcony roof. Historic photos exist for this gem, illustrating that this home was built very similarly to the published illustration. Perhaps someday, this home will get the restoration is deserves? This example features a rather large “Keyhole” shaped stain glass window at the stair landing. At about 6 feet tall, this window is a sight to behold when the sun pours into it.

  • Oramil McHenry Residence

    Oramil McHenry Residence

    511 Crawford Road, Modesto, CA

    CRD Publications

    Oramil McHenry Residence – Photo courtesy of Eric Christopherson
    Architect’s Illustration – Design #36 from “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”
    Oramil McHenry Residence – Photo courtesy of Eric Christopherson
    Oramil McHenry Residence – Photo courtesy of Eric Christopherson
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    The McHenry residence is an absolute spectacular example of Barber’s design number 36 from “The Cottage Souvenir No. 2”. This home was built in 1893 within a vineyard and the exterior is in near “original” condition. About the only thing missing from the original exterior is the iron cresting that once adorned the ridges of the roof. This one is on my bucket list for a personal visit. Someday soon, I hope.

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