Drawing of a possible expansion of the third Vermont State House, Montpelier, Vermont

Drawing of a possible expansion of the third Vermont State House, Montpelier, Vermont

Patch, F. R. (Fred Roswell), 1853-1938

Architectural drawing of a possible expansion of the third Vermont State House drawn by Fred Roswell Patch in the 1870s. The first Vermont State House was a three-story wood frame building completed in 1808 that was determined to need expanding in the late 1820s. The second Vermont State House was constructed from Ammi Young's designs between 1833 and 1838 and was a two-story building with a low saucer dome and Doric portico that used Barre granite for much of the exterior. In January of 1857, most of the second Vermont State House was destroyed in a fire, including the interior and dome, though the portico and some of the granite walls survived. The third Vermont Statehouse was built from designs by Thomas Silloway in 1857.

1870s

Drawings of a possible expansion of the third Vermont State House (Vault Elephant 974.39 V59sth Box 3)

1 drawing: 19 x 29.5 in

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Architectural drawings (visual works)

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