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	Image:1104.jpg\|Anonymous, “Ladies’ '''Summer House'''. [[Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane]],” in Thomas Kirkbride, ''Reports of the [[Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane]]'' (1851), frontispiece of “Report for 1849.”		Image:1104.jpg\|Anonymous, “Ladies’ '''Summer House'''. [[Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane]],” in Thomas Kirkbride, ''Reports of the [[Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane]]'' (1851), frontispiece of “Report for 1849.”
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		+	Image:2297.jpg\|Matthew Vassar, ''Plan of Springside'', 1851. "'''Summer-house''' (12)."

	Image:0940.jpg\|Anonymous, “Kiosques or '''Summer Houses''',” in [[A. J. Downing]], ed., ''Horticulturist'' 7, no. 7 (July 1852): pl. opp. 296.		Image:0940.jpg\|Anonymous, “Kiosques or '''Summer Houses''',” in [[A. J. Downing]], ed., ''Horticulturist'' 7, no. 7 (July 1852): pl. opp. 296.

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 Image:0029.jpg|Michele Felice Cornè, ''Ezekiel Hersey Derby Farm'', c. 1800. Summerhouse is located on the far left side sited on hillside.
-Image:0044.jpg|[[Charles Willson Peale]], [[View]] of the garden at [[Belfield]], 1816.
+Image:0044.jpg|[[Charles Willson Peale]], ''[[View]] of the garden at [[Belfield]]'', 1816.
 Image:1051.jpg|Daniel Wadsworth, “Monte Video, Approach to the House,” in Benjamin Silliman, ''Remarks Made on a Short Tour between Hartford and Quebec, in the Autumn of 1819'' (1824), pl. opp. 16.

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	Image:0928.jpg\|Charles Saunders, ''The survey of a tract of Land in Cambridge. And a perspective delineation of the '''Summer house''' theron'', Mathematical Thesis, 1802.		Image:0928.jpg\|Charles Saunders, ''The survey of a tract of Land in Cambridge. And a perspective delineation of the '''Summer house''' theron'', Mathematical Thesis, 1802.
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		+	Image:0928_detail.jpg\|Charles Saunders, ''The survey of a tract of Land in Cambridge. And a perspective delineation of the '''Summer house''' theron'', [detail] Mathematical Thesis, 1802.

	Image:0009.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], Letter to Angelica Peale describing his garden at [[Belfield]], November 22, 1815.		Image:0009.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], Letter to Angelica Peale describing his garden at [[Belfield]], November 22, 1815.

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 Image:1742.jpg|William and John Halfpenny, “A '''Summer House''' upon a Rock partly in the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese]] Taste,” in ''Rural Architecture in the Chinese Taste'' (1755), pl. 10.
-Image:1711.jpg|William and John Halfpenny, "The Plan and Elivation of a [[Temple]], or '''Summer House''', on a [[Terrace|Tarras]], In the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese]] Taste," in Rural architecture in the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese]] taste (1755), pl. 44.
+Image:1711.jpg|William and John Halfpenny, "The Plan and Elivation of a [[Temple]], or '''Summer House''', on a [[Terrace|Tarras]], In the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese]] Taste," in ''Rural architecture in the [[Chinese_manner|Chinese]] taste'' (1755), pl. 44.
 Image:0238.jpg|Christian Gottlieb Reuter, Map of Bethabara, 1766. [trans.] “37, A '''Summer-house''' in the Johanna.”

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	Image:1742.jpg\|William and John Halfpenny, “A '''Summer House''' upon a Rock partly in the [[Chinese_manner\|Chinese]] Taste,” in ''Rural Architecture in the Chinese Taste'' (1755), pl. 10.		Image:1742.jpg\|William and John Halfpenny, “A '''Summer House''' upon a Rock partly in the [[Chinese_manner\|Chinese]] Taste,” in ''Rural Architecture in the Chinese Taste'' (1755), pl. 10.
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		+	Image:1711.jpg\|William and John Halfpenny, "The Plan and Elivation of a [[Temple]], or '''Summer House''', on a [[Terrace\|Tarras]], In the [[Chinese_manner\|Chinese]] Taste," in Rural architecture in the [[Chinese_manner\|Chinese]] taste (1755), pl. 44.

	Image:0238.jpg\|Christian Gottlieb Reuter, Map of Bethabara, 1766. [trans.] “37, A '''Summer-house''' in the Johanna.”		Image:0238.jpg\|Christian Gottlieb Reuter, Map of Bethabara, 1766. [trans.] “37, A '''Summer-house''' in the Johanna.”

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	Image:0009.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], Letter to Angelica Peale describing his garden at [[Belfield]], November 22, 1815.		Image:0009.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], Letter to Angelica Peale describing his garden at [[Belfield]], November 22, 1815.
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		+	Image:0009_detail2.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], Letter to Angelica Peale describing his garden at [[Belfield]] [detail], November 22, 1815.

	Image:0722.jpg\|Anonymous, “Barrell Farm,” Pleasant Hill, 1817. “'''Summer House'''” is marked in the middle of the plan.		Image:0722.jpg\|Anonymous, “Barrell Farm,” Pleasant Hill, 1817. “'''Summer House'''” is marked in the middle of the plan.

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−	*Warden, David Bailie, 1816, describing ~~Riversdale~~, ~~estate~~ of ~~George and Rosalie Stier Calvert~~, ~~Prince George’s County~~, MD (~~1816~~: ~~136-138~~)<ref ~~name="Warden_1816"~~>~~David Bailie Warden~~, ''~~A Chronographical~~ and ~~Statistical Description of the District of Columbia~~'' (~~Paris~~: ~~Printed and sold by Smith~~, ~~1816~~), [https://www.zotero.org/groups/54737/items/itemKey/~~QF8TXC8D~~ view on Zotero].</ref>	+	*Warden, David Bailie, 1816, describing Analostan Island, seat of Gen. John Mason, Washington, DC (quoted in Phillips 1917: 49)<ref>Philip Lee Phillips, ''The Beginnings of Washington: As Described in Books, Maps, and Views'' (Washington, DC: The author, 1917), [https://www.zotero.org/groups/54737/items/itemKey/QXZXNN8N view on Zotero].</ref>

	:"ANNALOSTAN ISLAND		:"ANNALOSTAN ISLAND

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	:“The objects in sight, are the road ascending to the Dwelling, Stone wall & Thorn [[hedge]] on it inclosing the Garden, The Garden [[Gate]] at the [[Fountain]], [[Greenhouse\|Green House]], '''Summer house''' a doom supported by 6 [[Pillar]]s, and bust of Washington crowning it—beyond that an [[Obelisk]]; the Hay barracks; Barn with the wind-mill on top of it to pump water for the stock, stables; Mantion-House, Wash-House and connecting [[piazza\|Piaza]]; Carriage House; Spring House, [[bathhouse\|Bath-House]] and cover of the [[icehouse\|Ice-house]].” [Fig. 11]		:“The objects in sight, are the road ascending to the Dwelling, Stone wall & Thorn [[hedge]] on it inclosing the Garden, The Garden [[Gate]] at the [[Fountain]], [[Greenhouse\|Green House]], '''Summer house''' a doom supported by 6 [[Pillar]]s, and bust of Washington crowning it—beyond that an [[Obelisk]]; the Hay barracks; Barn with the wind-mill on top of it to pump water for the stock, stables; Mantion-House, Wash-House and connecting [[piazza\|Piaza]]; Carriage House; Spring House, [[bathhouse\|Bath-House]] and cover of the [[icehouse\|Ice-house]].” [Fig. 11]
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		+	*Warden, David Bailie, 1816, describing Riversdale, estate of George and Rosalie Stier Calvert, Prince George’s County, MD (1816: 136-138)<ref name="Warden_1816">David Bailie Warden, ''A Chronographical and Statistical Description of the District of Columbia'' (Paris: Printed and sold by Smith, 1816), [https://www.zotero.org/groups/54737/items/itemKey/QF8TXC8D view on Zotero].</ref>
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		+	:"ANNALOSTAN ISLAND
		+	: . . . Annalostan Island is evidently of modern formation. . . The highest [[eminence]], on which the house stands, is fifty feet above the level of the river. The common tide rises to the height of three feet. I can never forget how de-lighted I was with my first visit to this island. The amiable ladies whom I had the pleasure to accompany, left their carriage at Georgetown, and we walked to the mansion-house under a delicious shade. The blossoms of the cherry, apple, and peach trees, of the hawthorn and aromatic [[shrub]]s, filled the air with their fragrance. . . The house, of a simple and neat form, is situated near that side of the island which commands a [[view]] of the Potomac, the President's House, Capitol, and other buildings. The garden, the sides of which are washed by the waters of the river, is ornamented with a variety of trees and [[shrub]]s, and, in the midst, there is a [[lawn]] covered with a beautiful verdure. The '''summer-house''' is shaded by oak and lin-den-trees, the coolness and tranquility of which invite to contemplation. The refresh-ing breezes of the Potomac, and the gentle murmuring of its waters against the rocks, the warbling of birds, and the mournful as-pect of the weeping-willows, inspire a thousand various sensations. What a delicious shade-
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		+	:"Ducere sol[l]icitae jucunda oblivia vitae"
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		+	:The [[view]] from this spot is delightful. It embraces the [[picturesque]] banks of the Po-tomac, a portion of the city, and an expanse of water, of which the bridge terminates the [[view]]. . . A few feet below the '''sum-mer-house''' the rocks afford the [[seat]]s, where those who are fond of fishing may indulge in this amusement. From the [[portico]] on the oppo-site [139] side of the house, Georgetown, Calorama, the beautiful [[seat]] of Joel Barlow, Esq. and the adjacent finely-wooded hills, appear a [[vista]]."

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 Image:1806.jpg|Anonymous, ''The Lilacs'', Residence of Thomas Kidder [perspective rendering, landscape], c. 1810.
-Image:0990.jpg|Thomas Birch, ''Southeast View of “Sedgeley Park,” the Country Seat of James Cowles Fisher, Esq.'', c. 1819. The '''summerhouse''' is visible in the left corner of the image. See image detail in [[#Fig_2_cite|Fig. 2.]]
+Image:0990.jpg|Thomas Birch, ''Southeast [[View]] of “Sedgeley [[Park]],” the Country [[Seat]] of James Cowles Fisher, Esq.'', c. 1819. The '''summerhouse''' is visible in the left corner of the image. See image detail in [[#Fig_2_cite|Fig. 2.]]
 Image:1454.jpg|Anonymous, ''The Vale'', 1820–30.