User:MMDA-Photos

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MMDA-Photos is a collection of our photographs of structures, mostly American, mostly built between the years 1830 and 1930, and most designed using the Western classical language of architecture.


Connecticut

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Barkhamsted

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Brooklyn

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Colchester

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Deep River

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East Haddam

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East Hampton

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Essex

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Farmington

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Greenwich

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Hartford

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Lebanon

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Lyme

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Madison

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Middletown

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Milford

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Naugatuck

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New Canaan

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New Haven

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New London

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City center

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Connecticut College (2015)

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Connecticut College (2024)

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Lyman Allyn Museum

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Norwich

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Old Lyme

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Old Saybrook

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Pomfret

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Salem

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Southport

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Stonington

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Stratford

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Wallingford

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Wethersfield

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Woodstock

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Massachusetts

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Deerfield

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Northampton

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Worcester

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New Jersey

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Harrison

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Newark

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Princeton University

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New York City

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Brooklyn

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Queens

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Forest Hills

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Manhattan

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Financial District

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South Street Seaport

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Bowery & Chinatown

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Greenwich Village and the Meatpacking District

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Gramercy Park

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Ladies Mile Historic District

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Chelsea

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Madison Square

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Midtown East

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River House

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Midtown West

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Upper East Side

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Central Park

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Upper West Side

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Morningside Heights

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Columbia University

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Bronx

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New York State

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Beacon

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Rye

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Southampton

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Bonnie Dune, Gin Lane

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House on Lake Agawam

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Stone cottage

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House in Southampton

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Pennsylvania

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Easton (Lafayette College)

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Rhode Island

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Newport

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Pawtucket

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Providence

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Westerly

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