Trending Hook & Ladder House No. 1, Warren Square, Boston, 1894, Original Hand Colored * Holiday Edition [IN8CitGa]

Original Hand Colored Plan of Hook and Ladder House No. 1

This stunning piece of architectural history is a beautifully detailed, original hand-colored plan of the Hook and Ladder House No. 1, located in Warren Square, Boston, Massachusetts. Crafted by the renowned architect Edmund M. Wheelwright, this plan is a rare find from the American Architect and Building News on May 26, 1894. It captures the essence of this historic building in a manner that is both exquisite and educational.

Unique and Hard-to-Find Artwork

The rarity of this piece is magnified by its limited circulation and the fact that few were preserved or colored as this has been. This hand-colored plan measures approximately 12 by 8 inches, with a mat border and foam core backing, and when framed, the total dimensions are approximately 16 by 12 inches. The finely detailed and beautifully hand-colored artwork is a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the era. This item comes shrink-wrapped, ensuring its preservation and protection during shipping.

Benefits and Uses of This Historic Plan

Owning this original plan offers several benefits. It is not only a valuable piece of art but also a fascinating historical document that can be cherished for generations. Here are some key benefits:

• Architectural enthusiasts will appreciate the intricate details and the opportunity to study the work of a renowned architect.
• Collectors will value its rarity and historical significance, making it a perfect addition to any collection.
• Historians and educators will find it a valuable resource for understanding the architectural styles and techniques of the late 19th century.

Framing is available, allowing you to display this unique piece in your home or office. Click on 'Frames' along the upper bar to see our selection of finishes that will complement this extraordinary piece.