The House at Lobster Cove Paperback

See behind the doors of Kragsyde, the house that sheltered and shaped George Nixon Black, and continued to tell his story long after both were gone. He was Boston's largest taxpayer with little interest in civic affairs. He was listed in the Blue Book but joined no clubs. If George Nixon Black was mentioned at all, it was almost as rumor.

Garnering much attention when it was first built, and adored by architects and scholars ever since, the famous shingle-style house has made it impossible for Black to fully disappear.  Although Kragsyde was demolished in 1929, it was later rebuilt, in every detail, by Goodrich and her husband, doing all the work themselves on an island in Maine. A special feature of this edition is the letterpress printed cover and title page, hand printed on 100% cotton paper at the author's studios at Saturn Press in Maine.

Paperback

388 pages

Dimensions: 5.81 x 0.94 x 8.5 inches