Cushing-Endicott House
- Architect
- Snell & Gregerson
- Year
- 1870
- Style
- Second Empire
- City
- Boston, MA
The Cushing-Endicott House is a French Academic townhouse in Back Bay, completed November 29, 1870, and designed by the Boston firm Snell & Gregerson.
the style
Built in the French Academic idiom of 1870, the house reads as a mansard-roofed Second Empire townhouse — a style favored on Back Bay's new streets in that era for its formal, imported French bearing.
More on Second Empirethe architect
Snell & Gregerson was a Boston architectural firm active in the decades after the Civil War; this Back Bay commission stands as one of its documented works.
nearby
- Crowninshield House
- First Baptist Church (interior)
- Trinity Rectory
- Old South Church
- Boston Public Library, McKim Building
- Trinity Church