Creator(s)	Goodridge, Eliza, 1798-1882, artist.
Contributor(s)	Pendleton's Lithography, lithographer.
Title	Round Hill, Northampton.
Link to library catalog record	http://catalog.bostonathenaeum.org/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=437220
Date	[ca. 1827].
Publishing details	Boston : Pendleton's Lithography.
Physical Description	1 print on white wove paper : lithograph, b&w ; image 20.5 x 30.3 cm., sheet 30.5 x 39 cm.
Summary	A view of the Round Hill School in Northampton, Mass. Round Hill was an elite preparatory school for boys that was in existence from 1823 until 1824. The lithograph shows the school after the main buildings were expanded with wings and an ell in 1826/1827. The view shows the surrounding land and other buildings in the vicinity, including two Greek Revival residences designed by Ithiel Town: the Charles Dewey house (later the Capen School and later owned by Smith College) and the Joseph Bowers mansion. Two men, one on a horse, occupy the center foreground. One of at least seven drawings and lithographs of Round Hill created by Eliza Goodridge between 1824 and 1829. The original drawing for this lithograph is in the Prints & Photographs Department of the Boston Athenaeum (See "A View of Round Hill, Northampton, Mass." - A B64N8 Hil.r.(no.2)) For another lithograph of Round Hill by Goodridge in the Athenaeum's collection, see "Round-Hill, Northampton" - A B64N8 Hil.r.(no.1) Formerly in the collection of Bertram K. Little and Nina Fletcher Little. Purchased October 1994. #1994.20 (no.2). References: Pierce, Sally, et. al. Early American lithography, p.42, 46, repro. p. 45.
Subject(s)	Bowers, Joseph--Homes and haunts--Pictorial works. Dewey, Charles Augustus, 1793-1866--Homes and haunts--Pictorial works. Round Hill School (Northampton, Mass.)--Pictorial works. Schools--Massachusetts--Northampton--Pictorial works. Northampton (Mass.)--Pictorial works.
Genre terms	Lithographs--United States--1820-1830.
Location	Prints and Photographs Dept. (Appointment required) A B64N8 Hil.r.(no.3)
Source	468_49.tif
Rights	Collection of the Boston Athenaeum. May not be reproduced or quoted without written permission. For more information, see http://www.bostonathenaeum.org/node/46