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Doorways of Colonial Style in Early American Homes
The article surveys Colonial era entrances from New England to the South, noting Dutch and Spanish influence, timber and brick homes, and the shift from ship carpentry to domestic woodwork. It highlights transoms, fan lights, leaded glass, and brass hardware, with New York doors enhanced by ironwork and surviving examples near Washington Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chiriren
New York
Holland
New England
Seaboard States
Pennsylvana
Spain
France
England
Italy
Capitol
Washington
New York City Hall
Wren
Grinling
Gibbon
Adam Brothers
Salem
Deerfield
Newport
Annapolis
South
Varick Road
Bleecker Streets
Chelsea
Greenwich
Washington Square