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Discover the rich architectural heritage of Boston with this special May 1973 issue of The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. This meticulously curated volume, Vol. XXXII, No. 3, delves deep into the Victorian era\'s influence on Boston\'s urban landscape. It features insightful articles by prominent architectural historians, offering a comprehensive look at the period\'s iconic buildings, influential architects, and design philosophies.Explore detailed essays on key figures like H.H. Richardson and firms such as Peabody and Stearns, with a focus on their contributions to Boston\'s distinctive character. This journal is an essential resource for academics, enthusiasts, and collectors interested in American architecture, urban history, and the specific architectural styles that define Boston. A valuable addition to any library, it provides scholarly analysis and historical context for understanding the city\'s built environment.
