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Newport, RI

Fairholme

Standing · Recorded dates: 1874–1875

Architect: Frank Furness

A Tudor Revival mansion built by Furness & Hewitt for Fairman Rogers in Newport. Later alterations involved other architects.

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A Tudor Revival mansion built by Furness & Hewitt for Fairman Rogers in Newport. Later alterations involved other architects.

Newport, RI

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Reported completion / phase
1875
Status
Standing
Reported style
Tudor Revival
Reported architect
Frank Furness
Recorded role
Frank Furness: Architect with George Hewitt
Architect catalogue dates
1874–1875
Construction span
About 1 year · based on recorded years
Timeline

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  1. 1874

    Recorded work begins

    Reported years for the identified construction or alteration phase; elapsed calendar years are approximate.

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  2. 1875

    Reported completion / phase

    1874–1875. Reported year refers to this named building or Furness phase.

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Records & events
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Records & events

Category
Building
Construction records
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Blueprints & paperwork
Not yet established

Damage & destruction

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Sources & record details

Wikipedia text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0; see the article for contributors and any additional terms. Wikidata facts are linked separately.

1874–1875. Reported year refers to this named building or Furness phase.

Construction dates: 1874–1875. Reported years for the identified construction or alteration phase; elapsed calendar years are approximate.

Also known as: Fairholme

Sourced building location: 41.46799, -71.29925

Article coordinate identifies the named building or complex; for an addition it marks the host structure.

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