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Anchorage, 40 Knollwood Road (detail of Oriel), Lamb and Wheeler

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Lamb & Wheeler, House for Stewart Hartshorn, ((Gouverneur K. Haswell House), Knollwood Road, Short Hills, N.J., 1879, L.&W. Oriel with conical roof of patterned slate shingles repeats the patterned shingles of the wood siding. The melon shape at the bottom of the oriel is reflected in the melon shaped capitals of the Jacobean columns.

2022.003.007

Sticks, Shingles and Stones

2022.003

Sticks, Shingles & Stones, p. 21, Figure 13.

         Architect: Lamb and Wheeler, c. 1880.; Queen Anne style

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