"Long Island Country Houses And Their Architects, 1860-1940" 1997 MACKAY, Robert B., BAKER, Anthony K. & TRAYNOR, Carol A. [edited by] Cocktail Barware

"Long Island Country Houses And Their Architects, 1860-1940" 1997 MACKAY, Robert B., BAKER, Anthony K. & TRAYNOR, Carol A. [edited by] Cocktail BarwareMACKAY, Robert B., BAKER, Anthony K. & TRAYNOR, Carol A. [edited by] [563] pp. W. W. Norton & Company 1997 12 3 8" x 9 3 4" Long Island, particularly the North Shore, was the site of some of the most lavish and extravagant residences in the world. The island's beauty, its proximity and easy travel access to New York, and its suitability for yachting and other recreational pursuits made it the perfect place for the leisure class. From the Civil War to

Ohio The Portland Museum of Art

True story of a life to which little folk may look forward and their elders may look back

Faux ruby eyes

of be destroyed at a touch

Filled with ideas for entryways

without additional decoration

The year of founding for the club is usually given as 1795

Contains 16 full-page engravings and multiple drawings throughout the text

The book is designed for both beginners and the more experienced and includes information on fishing locations and rivers

Complete book of etiquette for North America in late Victorian times

including all the works in exhibition as well as numerous archival photographs

7 5/8" x 4 3/8"