Two arts and crafts houses: paradigms in Pasadena and Boston.(David Berry Gamble House and Everett D. Chadwick house)

Two houses built in opposite corners of the United States between 1907 and 1909--the David Berry Gamble House in Pasadena, California (Fig. 2), and the Everett D. Chadwick house in Winchester, Massachusetts (Fig. 3)--look very different from each other. Yet both should be recognized as exemplifying the arts and crafts movement as it developed in this country in the early years of the twentieth century. Furthermore, they are strikingly similar when considered from other perspectives as well, and feature many qualities of ideal American houses at the turn of the twentieth century. Fortunately, they are better documented than most houses, which allows for an informed ...