1925 Lithograph Architecture Cook-Oliver House Sam Ruggles Mantel Floral ARC6 DAW1 when frigid temperatures prevented fire

when frigid temperatures prevented fire fighters from putting it out with water

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This is an original 1929 black and white print ad for the Burleson Sanitarium of Grand Rapids

This is an original 1913 black and white halftone print of Gen

1925 Lithograph Architecture Cook-Oliver House Sam Ruggles Mantel Floral ARC6 DAW1 when frigid temperatures prevented fireThis is an original 1925 lithograph of the architectural design of a late XVIII century mantelpiece, a cornice from the Cook Oliver House of Salem Massachusetts (circa 1804), and detailing from a mantelpiece from the Samuel Ruggles house of the early XIX century style as designed by the architect Charles Bulfinch. The Cook Oliver house of Federal Street in Salem was the home of Henry Cook Oliver, who was at one time the Mayor of Salem and Lawrence.