Architects, Builders and Tools in the 19th and 20th Century
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The Robert Appleton house, named "Nid de Papillon," by architect Frank Newman and builder Edward M. Gay in 1917 -- an Elizabethan cottage in the Cotswold vein. ANNE SURCHIN
The Robert Appleton house, named "Nid de Papillon," by architect Frank Newman and builder Edward M. Gay in 1917 -- an Elizabethan cottage in the Cotswold vein. ANNE SURCHIN
Form & Function
- Publication: Residence
- Published on: May 4, 2023
- Columnist: Anne Surchin
Most people think of the grander and large-scale late 19th and early 20th century homes in East Hampton as having been built by some of the most famous residential architects...