Alexander Parris - HTC 2200 - Architectural History of New England - Research Guides at Boston Architectural College

Books - Closed Stacks

Buildings that Last : Parris in Boston by Margaret McD. Taylor
Call Number: CL.STACK NA 737.P343 T39 1981
Note: 2 copies available, one in closed stacks and one in offsite storage.

A consideration of Faneuil Hall Market and the architect, Alexander Parris
Monkhouse, Christopher P., American society of architectural historians journal, 1969 Oct., v. 28, n. 3, p. 212
Quincy Market, 1825-1826, Boston, Mass
Huxtable, Ada Louise, Progressive architecture, 1958 Apr., v. 39, p. 149-152, illustrations, plans. Available in print at the BAC library.
The history and restoration of Boston's Faneuil Hall Markets
Webb, Roger S., American society of architectural historians journal, 1969 Oct., v. 28, n. 3, p. 225
City stages: the Faneuil Hall Marketplace
McCown, James, Architecture boston, 2001 Winter, v.4, n.4. p.28-31, photographs. Available in print at the BAC library.

St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Includes brief architectural history. Located in Downtown Crossing, Boston.
Quincy Market
Includes brief history and visitor information. Located in downtown Boston.
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Includes historical and visitor information. Located in Boston's West End.
Pilgrim Hall
Includes building history and visitor information. Located in Plymouth, MA.

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Alexander Parris: 14 images
Architectural drawings (plans for buildings in the Charlestown Navy Yard, Faneuil Hall, and James Perkins's house) and exterior photos

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