Harper-Featherstone Farm, Hog Pen (Ruins), .7 mile west of County Road...
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1540 Survey number: HABS SC-379-K
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Cow & Mule Barn, .7 mile west of County Road...
Significance: The use of one-half dovetail joinery in constructing frame stalls makes this structure unique. This joinery method was employed in early log construction, but there are no other examples of its us... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Southern Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, ...
Significance: Building 93 was constructed as the Home Bakery in 1936 to accompany the Main Dining Hall in providing food for the entire facility. At the time Building 93 was constructed, it was installed with ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
Harper-Featherstone Farm, House (Ruins), .7 mile west of County Road 8...
Significance: The site contains the archaeological remains of the farmhouse, destroyed ca. 1974 by fire. This structure was a two-story log house, possibly dating ca. 1810-1820. Unprocessed Field note material... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Dundale, Dundale Lane, .1 mile West of County Line Road, Villanova, De...
Written data includes a photocopy of a location map. Significance: Dundale is significant for several reasons: Built in 1890 in a late Victorian eclectic style, it is one of the few remaining large country hous... More
Dundale, Dundale Lane, .1 mile West of County Line Road, Villanova, De...
Written data includes a photocopy of a location map. Significance: Dundale is significant for several reasons: Built in 1890 in a late Victorian eclectic style, it is one of the few remaining large country hous... More
Hartshorn House, North bank of Ohio River, .5 mile west of Anthony Mel...
Significance: The Hartshorn House is significant among houses in Clermont County as representative of a regionally typical vernacular floor plan of the mid-nineteenth century, which features fine Greek Revival ... More
Hartshorn House, North bank of Ohio River, .5 mile west of Anthony Mel...
Significance: The Hartshorn House is significant among houses in Clermont County as representative of a regionally typical vernacular floor plan of the mid-nineteenth century, which features fine Greek Revival ... More
Hartshorn House, North bank of Ohio River, .5 mile west of Anthony Mel...
Significance: The Hartshorn House is significant among houses in Clermont County as representative of a regionally typical vernacular floor plan of the mid-nineteenth century, which features fine Greek Revival ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Employee Dormitory, Pavilion...
Significance: The Employee Dormitory is representative of early 20th century design changes that were made in tuberculosis treatment facilities to safeguard the physical and mental health of employees. Survey... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Norris Farm, Chicken House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile...
Significance: The chicken house on the Norris Farm is an example of a mid-twentieth century agricultural outbuilding. The chicken house is unique in its size, its number of stories, and its construction. With... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Well & Smokehouse, .7 mile west of County Ro...
Significance: This structure is a unique example of a combination well hours, larder, and buttery and is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
St. John's Church, Waldrop, State Route 22, .5 mile West of U.S. Route...
This documentation was completed for a class at the University of Virginia & subsequently donated to the HABS collection. Significance: St. John's Church stands as a well-preserved, little-altered example of th... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Employee Dormitory, Pavilion...
Significance: The Employee Dormitory is representative of early 20th century design changes that were made in tuberculosis treatment facilities to safeguard the physical and mental health of employees. Survey... More
Norris Farm, Forebay Bank Barn, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 ...
Significance: The barn located on the Norris farm is an example of a forebay bank barn that was popular during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Pennsylvania. The barn may represent a migration patter... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Well & Smokehouse, .7 mile west of County Ro...
Significance: This structure is a unique example of a combination well hours, larder, and buttery and is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Chicken Roost, .7 mile west of County Road 8...
Survey number: HABS SC-379-I Public domain photograph - historical image of South Carolina, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Employee Dormitory, Pavilion...
Significance: The Employee Dormitory is representative of early 20th century design changes that were made in tuberculosis treatment facilities to safeguard the physical and mental health of employees. Survey... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, House (Ruins), .7 mile west of County Road 8...
Significance: The site contains the archaeological remains of the farmhouse, destroyed ca. 1974 by fire. This structure was a two-story log house, possibly dating ca. 1810-1820. Unprocessed Field note material... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Hartshorn House, North bank of Ohio River, .5 mile west of Anthony Mel...
Significance: The Hartshorn House is significant among houses in Clermont County as representative of a regionally typical vernacular floor plan of the mid-nineteenth century, which features fine Greek Revival ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Hay Rack, .7 mile west of County Road 81, Lo...
Survey number: HABS SC-379-H Public domain photograph - historical image of South Carolina, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Cow & Mule Barn, .7 mile west of County Road...
Significance: The use of one-half dovetail joinery in constructing frame stalls makes this structure unique. This joinery method was employed in early log construction, but there are no other examples of its us... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Cow & Mule Barn, .7 mile west of County Road...
Significance: The use of one-half dovetail joinery in constructing frame stalls makes this structure unique. This joinery method was employed in early log construction, but there are no other examples of its us... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
Carr House, South side of U.S. Route 64, 0.2 mile west of Cobb Road, E...
Significance: The Carr House is architecturally significant for its hall-and-parlor design, a rare house plan in West Tennessee. Most examples survive in Middle and East Tennessee, and few examples remain in We... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Well & Smokehouse, .7 mile west of County Ro...
Significance: This structure is a unique example of a combination well hours, larder, and buttery and is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
St. John's Church, Waldrop, State Route 22, .5 mile West of U.S. Route...
This documentation was completed for a class at the University of Virginia & subsequently donated to the HABS collection. Significance: St. John's Church stands as a well-preserved, little-altered example of th... More
St. John's Church, Waldrop, State Route 22, .5 mile West of U.S. Route...
This documentation was completed for a class at the University of Virginia & subsequently donated to the HABS collection. Significance: St. John's Church stands as a well-preserved, little-altered example of th... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Employee Dormitory, Pavilion...
Significance: The Employee Dormitory is representative of early 20th century design changes that were made in tuberculosis treatment facilities to safeguard the physical and mental health of employees. Survey... More
William McFadden House, .5 mile west of State Highway 260, Sycamore Va...
Significance: The house on the William McFadden (Ray Morrison) property is an excellent example of a 1 1/2-story log house that dates to the 1850s and reflects a high-level of craftsmanship. The hewn logs have ... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Wayne Radio Transmitter Building, Vincent Avenue, 0.9 mile west of int...
Significance: The development of broadcast media, radio, and television, mark critical technological and cultural changes in our history. The Wayne Radio Transmitter Building is associated with numerous importa... More
Norris Farm, Chicken House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile...
Significance: The chicken house on the Norris Farm is an example of a mid-twentieth century agricultural outbuilding. The chicken house is unique in its size, its number of stories, and its construction. With... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
High Farm, House, Creek Road, 1 mile West of Easton Road, Pipersville,...
Significance: The High Farm is an excellent example of a Bucks County stone farm house with an unusual floor plan which is almost a mirror image of itself. An unique arrangement of twin, boxed-winder stairways ... More
Southern Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, ...
Significance: Building 93 was constructed as the Home Bakery in 1936 to accompany the Main Dining Hall in providing food for the entire facility. At the time Building 93 was constructed, it was installed with ... More
Hartshorn House, North bank of Ohio River, .5 mile west of Anthony Mel...
Significance: The Hartshorn House is significant among houses in Clermont County as representative of a regionally typical vernacular floor plan of the mid-nineteenth century, which features fine Greek Revival ... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Norris Farm, House, .5 mile west of County Road 857 & .25 mile east of...
Significance: Constructed in three different periods between ca. 1780 and ca. 1935, the main house on the Norris Farm demonstrates the development of mid-Atlantic farm architecture. The dwelling was constructe... More
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
Harper-Featherstone Farm, Dairy Barn, .7 mile west of County Road 81, ...
Significance: This unusually large barn is one of three embankment structures in the project area. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N1536 Survey number: HABS SC-379-B
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More
New Jersey State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, Children's Unit, Pavilion Ro...
Significance: The Children's Unit brings together under one roof the typical tuberculosis sanatorium design features and functions usually located in multiple buildings in sanatoria through the United States du... More