Waltham massachusetts

Newton, Massachusetts 2006

State map of Michigan. This is a print from an original watercolor and ink illustration. The image measures 18 7/8" x 14 7/8" printed on 16" x 20" acid free matte fine art paper with archival inks. It comes titled and signed. Packaged with acid free board sealed in a clear sleeve and mailed in a sturdy stay flat mailer via USPS Priority Mail within the US and carefully rolled and packed in a shipping tube via USPS First Class International everywhere else. Also available in 8" x 10"…

Waltham, Massachusetts, may be a bustling city today, but in the late 1700s and into the next century, it was a whole lot of country. Wealthy businessmen

Waltham, Massachusetts by elalex2009

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Charles River flowing over dam along Moody Street in Waltham Massachusetts. The area is where old mills that were water powered once was the center of the industrial revolution in the United States. Some of them have been re-purposed and converted for housing, office space, art lofts and a museum.

The country home of social reformer and affordable housing advocate Robert Treat Paine, Stonehurst is an American masterpiece crowning the career-long collaboration between architect Henry Hobson Richardson (Trinity Church, Boston) and landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, leading 19th century designers who deeply influenced the way Americans live and relate to their environment, from dense cities to unspoiled wilderness. Hidden from the street on 109 acres of conservation land…

Waltham & Watertown, Massachusetts, United States.

Reminders of the past everyday life in Waltham

Waltham & Watertown, Massachusetts, United States.