Edwin Whitefield
The Homes of Our Forefathers Massachusetts
Numerous Lithographs IN COLORS
Period Record of Famous Early American Houses

1880

Edwin Whitefield

The Homes of our Forefathers
Being a Selection of the Oldest and Most Interesting Buildings, Historical Houses, and Noted Places in Massachusetts.

Boston: A. Williams and Company, 1880. Third edition.

Profusely illustrated with lithographs in colors. Bound in gilt stamped green cloth, with bevelled boards and gilded page edges.

[4 blank pages with Publisher's advertising insert]+[6 pages of text]+[33 leaves with lithograph depictions of 2 houses per page, for a total of 66 historic homes]+[1 end leaf blank]. Complete.

10 x 73/4 inches

In very good condition with some edge and shelf wear, bumped corners, a tiny 'shiny' spot to upper front cover, former owner's ex libris to inner boards (Canadian Senator and businessman Elijah Leonard), front hinge starting but holding well, and with foxing to the heavy paper throughout. Otherwise a nice, tight copy.

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