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- "Faulkner Farm" / Brandegee Estate (1890 and 1897), 280 Newton St., Boston and Brookline, Massachusetts (Little, Browne & Moore)
- Peabody Institute (1891), 15 Sylvan St., Danvers, Massachusetts
- Central Congregational Church (1891–1893), Lynn, Massachusetts
- Lester Leland residence (1893), 49 Bay State Rd., Back Bay, Boston, Massachusetts
- Glen Magna Farms expansion (1893), Ingersoll St., Danvers, Massachusetts (Little, Browne & Moore)
- George von L. Meyer residence (), Hamilton, Massachusetts
- Little residence (1893), 57 Bay State Rd./2 Raleigh St., Fenway–Kenmore, Boston, Massachusetts
- Horatio Adams residence (c. 1895), Glen Cove, New York[1]
- Dunster Building (1895–1896), Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
- "Sunset Rock" residence for William S. and John T. Spaulding (1897), Prides Crossing, Beverly, Massachusetts
- Larz Anderson Estate interior remodel (1899), Brookline, Massachusetts
- R. S. Bradley residence (1897), Prides Crossing, Beverly, Massachusetts[2]
- Lester Leland residence (1899), 422 Beacon St., Boston, Massachusetts
- "Swiftmore" residence for Edwin Carleton Swift (1899), Prides Crossing, Beverly, Massachusetts
- Frank E. Snow residence (1899–1901), 117 Bay State Rd., Boston, Massachusetts
- Mrs. Wirt Dexter residence (1899), 393 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Massachusetts
- Mrs. Wirt Dexter residence (c. 1900), Chicago, Illinois
- William Armory residence (1901), 407 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Massachusetts
- Rev. Daniel Merriam residence (c. 1902), Bay State Rd., Boston, Massachusetts
- James Means residence (1902), 191 Bay State Rd., Fenway–Kenmore, Boston, Massachusetts
- Larz Anderson House (1902–1905), 2118 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, D.C.
- Charles S. Hamlin residence (c. 1903), 2 Raleigh St., Boston, Massachusetts
- Eugene Van Rensselaer Thayer residence (1903), 1 Raleigh St., Fenway–Kenmore, Boston, Massachusetts
- "Eagle Rock" residence for Henry Clay Frick (1904), Prides Crossing, Beverly, Massachusetts
- Arthur Perry residence (1905), 10 Marlborough St., Boston, Massachusetts
- H. P. King residence (1907), 118 Beacon St., Boston, Massachusetts
- Francis Dewey House (1912), 71 Elm St., Worcester, Massachusetts
- Knollwood (1914), 425 Salisbury St., Worcester, Massachusetts
- "Shadow-Lane" residence for Charles E. Proctor (c. 1914), Great Neck, New York[1]
- H. G. Vaughn House (1915), 5 Sparhawk Rd., Sherborn, Massachusetts
- Masonic Hall (1915), Salem, Massachusetts
- Frank C. B. Page residence (c. 1917–1920), Brookville, New York[1]
- North Wales plantation houses, 7500 Ironwood Ln., Warrenton, Virginia
- "Rock-Marge" residence for William Henry Moore (), Prides Crossing, Beverly, Massachusetts
- Somerset Club interior remodel (), 42–43 Beacon St., Boston, Massachusetts
- Eliphalet Williams Bliss residence (), New York
- Harrison Gray Otis House remodel for the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities
- "White Court" residence of F. E. Smith (), Swampscott, Massachusetts
- 3 Louisburg Square (), Louisburg Square, Boston, Massachusetts
- Hon. Stephen B. Elkins residence (), Washington, D.C.
- https://archive.org/details/drawer-012-architect-kel-lor/page/n1135/mode/2up?q=%22Little+and+Browne%22
- https://archive.org/details/drawer-052-address-commonwealth/page/40/mode/2up?q=%22Little+and+Browne%22
- https://archive.org/details/drawer-091-houses-bra-cow/page/n35/mode/2up?q=%22Little+and+Browne%22
- https://archive.org/details/drawer-092-houses-cox-fit/page/n403/mode/2up?q=%22Little+and+Browne%22
- https://archive.org/details/drawer-094-houses-he-ly/page/n867/mode/2up?q=%22Little+and+Browne%22
- https://archive.org/details/brickbuild14unse/page/n151/mode/2up?q=peabody
Gallery[edit]
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References[edit]
- ^ a b c Mackay, Robert B.; Baker, Anthony; Traynor, Carol A., eds. (1997). Long Island Country Houses and Their Architects, 1860–1940. Foreword by Brendan Gill. New York and London: W. W. Norton & Company. pp. 193–197. ISBN 9780393038569.
- ^ Architectural Review, April 1904, p.148. 4102.205