Hi Bill I grew up in a very good example of this style of home. It was built in the mid 1800 of granite that came from the Quincy Quarries in MA. The house is in Sharon, MA and still exists (no one could afford to take it down). I'd be glad to send you pictures of it. Pam

said pamanne3 2008.04.20 at 08:51:13 PDT

nice photos!

said edward789101 2008.01.15 at 06:59:38 PST

This album is superb. Hard to find the words to describe how enjoyable it is to visit your site. I am so glad you put your photos up for public view. The Italianate style is every bit as attractive as the regular Victorian homes, IMO. Very best regards, DeeAnne

said missdee101 2007.05.16 at 19:42:32 PDT

Hi Bill, thanks for sharing this wonderful collection, I love the Victorian Mansions and I love to learn about by your captions, great work, congrats*** Clara

said clarita137 2005.11.27 at 03:47:24 PST

Bonjour Bill,it's always nice to hear from you old friend.Your collection of Victorian architecture are so wonderful,i always take great pleasure in admiring your superb shots of these man-made beauties.Thank you so much for your visit and kind words on my mosaiculture album,it was highly appreciated.Let me know trough my e-mail address when you put some additions!Have a great Thanksgiving week-end!Luc

said kligon 2005.11.25 at 02:46:09 PST

Hi Bill, I do like this style of house, the Italianate, maybe because of the cupola built on top. Wonder of wonders, was this cupola in the same category as the 'widows walk' on the other Victorian's I've seen within your albums and mine? Always enjoy looking through your albums. Have more downloads of your photographs than any other on record. Keep up the good work. Best regards. Ron/Oregon Coast

said rboise 2005.11.20 at 19:21:58 PST