Three Architects of Early New Hampshire Mill Towns

Candee, Richard M.

Article describing the architectural history of Nashua, New Hampshire and its surroundings, once thought to belong largely to the work of Asher Benjamin (agent of the Nashua Manufacturing Company) in the nineteenth century. Benjamin's contemporaries - Samuel Shepherd and John D. Kimball - and their little-investigated yet significant impact on landscapes often attributed to Benjamin. The relationships between these three artists and constructors in the nineteenth century, and a call for further research into their specific architectural influences.

1971-05-00

en

Journal article

19th century

Nashua and Manchester, New Hampshire

0037-9808

Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians

30

2

155-163