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and 20 other distinguished public buildings and private homes. He began his professional career working for his father, the builder and architect
Jonathan Preston (1801–1888), upon his return to the United States from the École in 1861, and was the sole practitioner in the office from the time his
240:, which housed the school's architecture department. Floor plans for the building show a large, centrally located space devoted to an architectural library and museum. Drawings from the Study Collection were hung on the studio walls and numerous casts and other artifacts also lined the walls and
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Barreneche (May 2013). "Restoration Hardware's Boston Flagship Store Opens in a Historic Building – After two years of planning and major renovations, Restoration Hardware—newly rebranded as RH—opens its largest store to date in a historic 1860s building".
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The Next Phase Blog – Social commentary and opinions: No guns, politics, or religion. Boston's Hidden Gems: New
England Museum Restoration – This is the seventh in a series of posts on largely unknown spaces in Boston that are open to the
2188:"BUILDERS FOR ALL TIME – AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS IN ANNUAL SESSION – HON. A.J. CALDWELL VOICES THE CITY'S WELCOME – Many Interesting Papers and Reports Read and Discussed – The Programme – Some of the People Here".
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Estelle M. Evans (1847–1920), whose father was the wealthy real estate developer Brice S. Evans, on December 6, 1866, and the couple had one son, Evans (1867–1900). William was an active member and
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Jean Ames
Follett-Thompson: "The Business of Architecture – William Gibbons Preston and Architectural Professionalism in Boston in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century," Ph.D. diss., Boston University,
1845:"THE FOURTEENTH EXHIBITION OF THE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION – History of the Association – Its work and Its Prosperity – Previous Exhibitions – Its Officers for Eighty-Seven Years – Present Membership, Etc".
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Narragansett Pier – Narragansett, Rhode Island – Statewide
Historical Preservation Report: Rhode Island Historical Preservation Commission, Mrs. George E. Downing, Chairman, February, 1978, p.35
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Narragansett Pier – Narragansett, Rhode Island – Statewide
Historical Preservation Report: Rhode Island Historical Preservation Commission, Mrs. George E. Downing, Chairman, February, 1978, p.14
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1453:"THREE-CENT FARE – Representative Mellen Says West End Can Afford Them. – COMPANY SAYS IT IS NOT SO – Last Free Transfer Hearing Will Be Given Thursday. – MORE BOSTON LEGISLATION".
166:(September 29, 1842 – March 26, 1910) was an American architect who practiced during the last third of the nineteenth century and in the first decade of the twentieth. Educated at
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The
Courthouse and the Depot: The Architecture of Hope in an Age of Despair – A Narrative Guide to Railroad Expansion and its Impact on Public Architecture in Georgia – 1833–1910
1578:"MEN WHO MAKE PLANS – AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS HERE – PROTRACTED PRELIMINARY SESSIONS YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY – Contentions to be Adjudicated before Convention Can Meet".
1649:"Summary: Henry Parfitt; Jonathan Preston; James Jackson Jarves, lately deceased – The Lockout of the Iron-Workers – The Congressional Library – Architects and Engineers".
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Images of the exterior and main hall of the Rogers
Building, 1864, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (The Walker Building is in the background in the upper view.)
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178:, he was active in Boston, New York, Rhode Island, Ohio, New Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia, where he was brought by George Johnson Baldwin to design the
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PHOTOS, PRINTS, DRAWINGS – Savannah
Historic District, Whitfield Building (Union Society Building), 121–125 Whitaker Street, Savannah, Chatham County, GA
1797:“Seashore House” in Wm. T. Comstock Modern Architectural Designs and Details 1881 later Victorian Architectural Domestic Plans and Details, 1987
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225 East Hall (or the George Baldwin House) – Page 1 (of two pages), William Gibbons Preston, 1887, Mary Ann Sullivan, Bluffington University
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The Boston Directory – Containing the City Record, A Directory of the Citizens, and Business Directory – No. LXXVII – Commencing July 1, 1882
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214:. He was influential in the successful 1896 effort to prevent the Massachusetts state legislature from demolishing Boston's historic
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Report of the Auditor of Accounts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for the Fiscal Year (eleven months) ending November 30, 1906
641:, extant) – 225 E. Hall, Savannah, GA. This house is notable for its "...tall ribbed chimneys and the elaborate stepped dormer(s)."
1826:"The Illustrations – Sketch for the New York International Exposition Building, 1883, Mr. William G. Preston, Architect, Boston".
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and served that organization in the office of first vice-president at the end of the 1890s. He was for many years a member of the
1684:"An Elegant Double, Octagon Front, Three Story and French Roof Dwelling House – On the Corner of Beacon and Gloucester Streets".
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139:. The house was built at 137 Gardner Road in 1884 for Amasa Clarke, a prominent woolens manufacturer. It is no longer standing.
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Preston ran his practice for many years from a commercial and office building located at 186 Devonshire Street. He designed
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taught vocal physiology in the building. It has also held retail businesses and is now a residential condominium building.
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2169:"The Illustrations – Armory of the First Corps of Cadets, Boston, Mass., Mr. W.G. Preston, Architect, Boston, Mass".
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322:– extant) 160 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA, corner section by Preston, remainder by J.F. Ober and R. Rand in 1881
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1985:"webpage 225 East Hall (or the George Baldwin House) – page 1 (of two pages), William Gibbons Preston, 1887"
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Templeton Farm Colony of the Massachusetts School for the Feeble-Minded (Now Templeton Developmental Center)
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578:, extant), 20 Beacon Street, Boston, MA, renovation of an 1873 building by others as the building for the
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International Trust Company Building – 45 Milk Street, Boston – Boston Landmarks Commission Study Report
665:– extant) 10 Gibson Avenue, Narragansett Pier, RI now expanded and converted to a condominium community.
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Regina Cole (Spring 1997). "Savannah Grace – In a City Famous for Old Houses, this one is a Landmark".
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1896:"A Portion of the Boston Terra Cotta Company's New Building -– Boston – Wm. G. Preston, Architect".
2108:"The Illustrations – St. Luke's Church, Mansfield, O., Mr. W.G. Preston, Architect, Boston, Mass".
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courthouse. Preston stayed in Savannah for several years during which time designed the original
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Summer by the Seaside: The Architecture of New England Coastal Resort Hotels, 1820–1950
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491:, demolished 1959) Huntington Avenue and West Newton Street, Boston, MA
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1472:. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. pp. 161, 167–69.
236:'s Rogers Building in 1864, located on Boylston Street near Boston's
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1371:. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. pp. 376–377.
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628:, – burned c.1980 and subsequently demolished) 175 Ocean Road,
1807:"Mason Building, Liberty Sq., Boston W.G. Preston, Architect".
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On the Boards: Drawings by Nineteenth-Century Boston Architects
1415:. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. p. 39.
565:, extant, with subsequent additions by others) 3 Bedford Road
2292:. Boston: Wright and Potter Co., State Printers. p. 347.
2211:. Boston: Wright and Potter Co., State Printers. p. 430.
1496:. Boston: Sampson, Davenport and Company. 1882. p. 1131.
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and built in 1798. Bulfinch was also an architect of the
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The Engineering and Building Record and Sanitary Engineer
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World's Peace Jubilee and International Musical Festival
1919:. Lebanon: University Press of New England. p. 50.
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Pavilion at Friars Head,1882, Campobello, New Brunswick
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Representative Americans: The Revolutionary Generation
773:, demolished c.1903) 178 Devonshire Street, Boston, MA
1864:"The Illustrations – Lincoln, Mass., Town Library".
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American Institute of Architects Quarterly Bulletin
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American Institute of Architects Quarterly Bulletin
194:The drawings of the Preston firm, now owned by the
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1321:. Charleston: Arcadia Publishing. pp. 10–14.
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735:– extant) 362 Ocean Road, Narragansett Pier, RI
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994:Hotel Vendome, 1871, before additions by others
426:Police station, 1878, Saint John, New Brunswick
1987:. Mary Ann Sullivan for Bluffington University
1346:. Macon: Mercer University Press. p. 64.
866:, demolished) 21–33 Eastern Avenue, Boston, MA
721:, extant) Marlon Avenue and Park Avenue West,
582:, named for university founder Jacob Claflin.
202:. He is credited with the introduction of the
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543:, demolished) 688 Boylston Street, Boston, MA
529:– status not known) Campobello, New Brunswick
484:Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
2353:. Preston designed the corner building, 1871
2089:"The C.M. Russell Mansion...will be razed".
1538:Herndon, Richard and Edwin M. Bacon (1896).
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898:Buildings in New York, Ohio and Rhode Island
675:, extant) 121–125 Whitaker St., Savannah GA
2144:. Charleston: Arcadia Publishing. pp.
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1509:, accessed August 12, 2010, includes photos
1258:. Charleston: Arcadia Publishing. pp.
870:Barn for the Massachusetts State Sanatorium
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1042:International Trust Company Building, 1906
885:of West End Street Railway Company, Boston
414:, extant) 175 Summer Street, Spring Hill (
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1941:"Historic Resources of Narragansett Pier"
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935:"Gardencourt" Charles H. Pope house, 1888
501:, demolished) 63 Highland Ave., Hull, MA
1618:Rich Adams (June 1915). "MCMA History".
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1250:Hardwicke, Greer and Roger Reed (1998).
1231:"Obituaries - William Gibbons Preston".
982:New England Natural History Museum, 1865
618:, extant) 100 E. Bay Street, Savannah GA
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596:, demolished) 394 Federal St., Boston MA
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1392:"Obituary – William Gibbons Preston".
829:, extant) 15 Beacon Street, Boston, MA
363:, demolished c. 1883) now the site of
312:– extant) 1 Gloucester St., Boston, MA
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651:, extant) 176–184 High Street, Boston
469:– demolished) 70 Kilby Street, Boston
376:, extant) 40 Vautrinot Ave., Hull, MA
295:New England Museum of Natural History
284:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
234:Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2269:"The New Quincy Market Cold Store".
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2110:American Architect and Building News
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2008:American Architect and Building News
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1006:World's Peace Jubilee Coliseum, 1872
860:Quincy Market Cold Storage Warehouse
850:International Trust Company Building
762:American Architect and Building News
511:, extant) 42 Western Ave., Hull, MA
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155:American Architect and Building News
137:American Architect and Building News
2070:"Our Architectural Illustrations".
1779:"Police Station at St John, N.B.".
876:, demolished) State Hospital Road,
729:Francis H. Dewey house "Stonecroft"
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1599:"Chapter Notes - Boston Chapter".
1559:"A Group of American Architects".
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1151:George Johnson Baldwin house, 1887
1065:George Henry Fales residence, 1873
969:Buildings in Boston, Massachusetts
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787:Savannah College of Art and Design
767:John Hancock Building (Devonshire)
456:– status unknown) address unknown
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381:Thomas–Webster Estate, main house
2246:Annear, Steve (March 16, 2021).
1915:Tolles, Bryant Franklin (2008).
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463:Mason Building, Liberty Square
388:– extant) 238 Webster Street,
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327:World's Peace Jubilee Coliseum
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208:Monument Beach, Massachusetts
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1741:"A New Commercial Project".
1342:Caldwell, Wilber W. (2001).
1101:Lincoln Public Library, 1884
745:– extant) 164 Front Street,
685:, extant), 124 Bull Street,
635:George Johnson Baldwin house
258:Boston Society of Architects
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2033:HABS Document No. GA-1203 A
1946:. Rhode Island Preservation
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1588:(4): 7. September 28, 1897.
1468:Risjord, Norman K. (2001).
1411:O'Gorman, James F. (1989).
1367:O'Gorman, James F. (1989).
1291:(222): 129. March 27, 1880.
1089:Thomas-Webster Estate, 1878
799:– extant) 340 Main Street,
590:Boston Terra Cotta Company'
357:Moody and Sankey Tabernacle
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715:St. Luke's Lutheran Church
702:Charles M. Russell mansion
365:Boston Center for the Arts
347:Massachusetts State Prison
340:– extant) 27 W. Main St.,
2334:New York Public Library.
2288:Turner, Henry E. (1909).
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2207:Turner, Henry E. (1907).
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1703:"The New State Prison".
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78:Brookline, Massachusetts
2328:Boston Public Library.
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725:. Repurposed as a home.
659:" Charles H. Pope house
523:Pavilion at Friars Head
430:Police Station and Jail
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889:Boston Public Garden
172:École des Beaux-Arts
106:École des Beaux-Arts
2389:Charitably Speaking
2222:"Reconstructions".
1967:Old House Interiors
1620:Charitably Speaking
1507:Architecture at MIT
1457:: 8. April 7, 1896.
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645:Chadwick Lead Works
342:West Brookfield, MA
2250:. The Boston Globe
1581:Detroit Free Press
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55:September 29, 1842
16:American architect
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