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Chauncey Hall House |
Racine |
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Montgomery-Grand-Liberty Streets Historic District |
City of Newburgh, NY |
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Cedarcliff Gatehouse |
Poughkeepsie, NY |
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Matthew Vassar Estate |
Poughkeepsie, NY |
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Oakwood |
Newark |
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Hall, James, Office |
Albany |
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Aurora Village-Wells College Historic District |
Aurora, NY |
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| 1841/00/00 |
Andrew Jackson Downing mentions Sunnyside in "Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening in America". Through historic sketchs and descriptions, several of the paths have been recreated. |
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Sunnyside |
Greenburgh, NY |
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| 1841/00/00 |
In "Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening" published in 1841, Andrew Jackson Downing describes The Priory as a "highly unique residence in the old English style". |
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Bolton Priory |
Pelham, NY |
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| 1842/00/00 |
Andrew J Downing landscapes the Utica State Hospital, lining the driveway with grand elms and adding other plantings |
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Utica State Hospital |
Utica, NY |
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| 1847/00/00 |
Designs for William Bailey Lang's villa in Stoneham are published in A J Downing's "Horticulturist". |
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William Bailey Lang House |
Stoneham, MA |
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| 1850/00/00 |
Andrew J Downing creates a landscape plan for the White House and the National Mall |
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President's Park South |
Washington, DC |
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| 1859/01/00 |
Barrowville, finished shortly after the new year, is based on Design No 26 from A J Downing's book "The Architecture of Country Houses". |
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Barrowville |
Milledgeville |
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| 1871/00/00 |
Wooden Workers Cottages are built, 1871-1879. Two single and 2 double houses on Cumberland and 2 on Brown are from Design V: A Working-Mans Model Cottage in The Architecture of Country Houses by Andrew Downing. The cottages stand a 1.5 story. |
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Cumberland Mills Historic District |
Westbrook, ME |
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| 1872/00/00 |
Wilson Home, a modified Tuscan villa of unquestionable Andrew J Downing inspiration, is built for the Rev J R Wilson and his family. They will move to Wilmington, North Carolina in 1875. |
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Thomas Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home |
Columbia, SC |
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