Gardner-Pingree House, Salem, Massachusetts

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The Gardner-Pingree House in Salem, Massachusetts is a landmark Federal-style mansion renowned for its elegant architecture and association with master carver-architect Samuel McIntire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
landmark
museum
architect Samuel McIntire
architecturalStyle Federal style
associatedWith Samuel McIntire
builtFor John Gardner Jr.
category Federal architecture in Massachusetts
Historic house museums in Massachusetts
Houses completed in 1805
National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
city Salem
completionDate 1805
constructionStartDate 1804
country United States
hasFeature carved interior mantels
decorative fanlight over front door
symmetrical five-bay façade
hasPart carved woodwork by Samuel McIntire
elliptical staircase
formal garden
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
inception 1804
locatedInHistoricDistrict Essex Institute Historic District
location Salem, Massachusetts
materialUsed brick
namedAfter Gardner family
Pingree family
notableFor fine interior woodcarving by Samuel McIntire
high-style Federal-period architecture
numberOfStoreys 3
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Peabody Essex Museum
ownedBy Peabody Essex Museum
partOf Essex Institute Historic District
Peabody Essex Museum
region New England
roofType hipped roof
significantPeriod early 19th century
state Massachusetts
streetAddress 128 Essex Street
use historic house museum

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Samuel McIntire designed Gardner-Pingree House, Salem, Massachusetts
Samuel McIntire notableWork Gardner-Pingree House, Salem, Massachusetts