H. H. Richardson
Born 1838-01-01
Died 1886-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF32792869
- WikidataQ723234
- ISNI0000000081123555
- Open LibraryOL1213200A
Top Subjects
- H. H. Richardson (1838-1886) (7)
- Architecture (4)
- Buildings, structures (4)
- Pennsylvania (3)
- Trinity Church (Boston, Mass.) (2)
- History (2)
- Pittsburgh (2)
Books by H. H. Richardson
Total count: 17
A description of Trinity Churchs.n.1877-01-01-
A specification, which, with the accompanying drawings, describe [sic] the work to be performed, and the materials to be used, in the erection of a city hall building on Eagle street [sic] extending between Maiden Lane and Pine street [sic], in the City of Albany, County of Albany, State of New Yorkfrom the drawings and under the superintendence of H.H. Richardson, architectpublisher not identified1880-01-01
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Description of drawings for the proposed new county buildings for Allegheny County, PennPrinted for private circulation1884-01-01
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The Billings librarythe gift to the University of Vermont of Frederick BillingsThe Heliotype printing co.1885-01-01
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Trinty Church, Boston, Mass.Ticknor1886-01-01
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The Hoyt Public Library, East Saginaw, MichiganJohn Wilson and Son, University Press1886-01-01
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Austin Hall, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass...Ticknor & Co.1886-01-01
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Trinity church, Boston, MassTicknor & Company1888-01-01
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Cincinnati Chamber of CommerceJohn Wilson and Son, University Press1889-01-01
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A Richardsonian pilgrimage in Boston and its vicinity1937-01-01
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The architecture of Henry Hobson Richardson in North Easton, MassachusettsEaston Historical Society1969-01-01
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Description of drawings for the proposed new county buildings for Allegheny County, Pa.T.R. Marvin1973-01-01
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Austin Hall, Harvard Law School, Cambridge Mass.J.R. Osgood1973-01-01
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The Ames memorial buildings, North Easton, Mass.Ticknor1973-01-01
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Henry Hobson Richardson, the Allegheny County Courthouse and Jail, part I.Courthouse Gallery/Forum1977-01-01
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Henry Hobson Richardsonthe Allegheny County Courthouse and jail : Part 1[s.n.]1977-01-01
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Austin Hall, early architect's conception of the building exterior