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Superior Courthouse and Bartlett Mall |
Newburyport |
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Harrison Gray Otis First House |
Boston |
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Harrison Gray Otis Second House |
Boston |
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University Hall, Harvard U |
Cambridge, MA |
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Park Street District |
Boston |
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US Capitol Gatehouses And Gateposts |
United States Capitol |
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Capitol Complex Historic District |
Augusta, ME |
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Maine State House |
Augusta, ME |
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1763/08/08 |
Born in Boston |
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1789/00/00 |
After heavy winds knocked down the original beacon in 1789, Charles Bulfinch designs a Doric brick column with a gilded eagle. Lost when the hill was leveled in 1811, a 1898 reproduction is located at the Massachusetts State House's Ashburton entrance. |
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Beacon Hill Historic District |
Boston |
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1792/00/00 |
Charles Bullfinch designs Connecticuts first State Capitol |
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Connecticut Statehouse |
Hartford |
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1798/00/00 |
John Codman doubles the size of the mansion |
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The Grange - Codman Estate |
Lincoln, MA |
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1798/01/00 |
The Massachusetts State House is completed at a cost of $133,333 - more than five times the budget. |
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Massachusetts Statehouse |
Boston |
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1802/09/22 |
The cornerstone for New North Church, the second Congregational church, is laid. |
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St Stephen's Church |
Boston |
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1804/00/00 |
Nichols House is built as one of four townhouses for Jonathan Mason. Historians suggest Mason built the townhouses to the east of his own mansion for his four daughters. |
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Nichols House Museum |
Boston |
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1804/00/00 |
Adams-Parkman-Webster is built as one of four townhouses for Jonathan Mason. Mason constructs the townhouses to the east of his own mansion for his four daughters. |
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Adams-Parkman-Webster House, Boston |
Boston |
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1804/00/00 |
51 Mount Vernon Street is built as one of four townhouses for Jonathan Mason, one for his four daughters. |
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51 Mount Vernon Street, Boston |
Boston |
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1804/00/00 |
53 Mount Vernon Street is built as one of four townhouses for Jonathan Mason. Mason constructs the townhouses to the east of his own mansion for his daughters. |
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53 Mount Vernon Street, Boston |
Boston |
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1805/00/00 |
Howe House is one of three adjoining homes built for Hepbsibah Swan, a wealthy widow, between 1804 and 1805 for her daughters. They were probably designed by Charles Bulfinch. |
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Samuel Gridley and Julia Ward Howe House |
Boston |
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1806/00/00 |
Built 1805-1806 |
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Quarters A |
New York City |
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1806/00/00 |
Charles Bulfinch remodels the hall, doubling its height and width, adding a third floor, enclosing the open arcades and moving the cupola to the opposite end of the building. |
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Faneuil Hall |
Boston |
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1808/00/00 |
Charles Bulfinch designs a triangular street pattern bounded by Causeway, N Washington and Merrimac Sts with a canal beside the center street, Canal Street. It is unclear if this canal was ever built. The land is gridded off into lots and sold. |
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Bulfinch Triangle Historic District |
Boston |
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1810/00/00 |
The Suffolk County Courthouse (lost), designed by Charles Bulfinch, is erected. Remodeled by Gridley J F Bryant and Arthur Gilman, it will served as Boston's 2nd City Hall from 1841 until the governing body outgrew the space in 1862. |
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Old City Hall |
Boston |
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1815/00/00 |
University Hall is built between 1813-1815 |
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Harvard Yard |
Cambridge, MA |
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1816/00/00 |
Current First Church of Christ meeting house is built of local brick |
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First Church of Christ, Lancaster |
Lancaster, MA |
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1818/00/00 |
Third Architect of the Capitol, 1818-1829, designed domed central portion of the US Capitol Building |
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United States Capitol |
Washington, DC |
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1818/01/00 |
Charles Bulfinch's designs for Massachusetts General Hospital are accepted, south facade of the original center section, now known as the Bulfinch Pavilion has been preserved |
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Massachusetts General Hospital |
Boston |
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1828/00/00 |
Bulfinch adds second gallery supported by cast-iron columns in US Senate chamber |
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Old Senate Chamber |
United States Capitol |
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