Isaac Bell House
Newport, Rhode Island • Newport County
Newport, Rhode Island • Newport County
The Isaac Bell House in Newport, Rhode Island, is a striking example of shingle-style architecture. Designed by McKim, Mead & White, it showcases the movement's embrace of organic forms and vernacular elements.
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