sions of Philadelphia, 155;
of Stenton, 156, 157;
from back to front of the house, 157;
of Whitby Hall, 158-160, 162-164;
of Mount Pleasant, 161-164;
of Cliveden, 165, 166;
of Upsala, 166, 167

Hamilton, Alexander, 78

Hamilton, Andrew, designer of Independence Hall, 6, 197, 198;
married Abigail Franks, 21;
the first of the name in America, 66;
Benjamin Chew studied law with, 89

Hamilton, Governor James, 67

Hamilton, William, 66-68

Hancock, John, 206

Handles, brass, of Woodford, 20

Handrail, wrought-iron, of Woodford, 19;
wrought-iron, of city blocks, 40;
of Wistar house, 127;
patterned after cathedral grilles and screens, 127;
other examples of, 128-130, 157, 167

Headers, 18, 26, 38, 48

Heage, William, 3

Heath, Susanna, 25

Heating, methods of, 169-171

Henry house, 121

Hewn stone country houses, 86-100

Highlands, The, description of, 91, 92;
history of, 92, 93;
door of, 105;
porch of, 120;
unique in having porch, side-lights, and elliptical fanlight, 122;
windows of, 137;
blinds of, 145

Hinges, 146, 172, 209

Hipped roof, of Woodford, 18;
of Hope Lodge, 23, 120;
of Stenton, 26;
of Girard house, 31;
of Port Royal House, 35;
of the stable of The Woodlands, 66;
of Mount Pleasant, 72, 73;
of Vernon, 79;
of Loudoun, 80;
of Solitude, 83;
of The Highlands, 120;
of Congress Hall, 208

Hitner, purchaser of The Highlands, 93

Holme, Thomas, 3, 4

Hoods, 96, 97, 106

Hope, Henry, 25

Hope Lodge, description of, 22-24;
history of, 24, 25;
door of, 105;
porch of, 120;
windows of, 135, 141;
dormers of, 141;
shutters of, 143;
round-headed doorway of, 193;
arch across main hall of, 193

Hopkinson, Francis, 221

Horse block, 99

Howe, Sir William, 21, 30, 78

Independence Hall, designed by Andrew Hamilton, 6;
meeting of second Continental Congress in, 8;
windows of, 148, 151;
stair-end treatment of, 168;
history and description of, 196-207

Inns and taverns of Colonial days, 11, 12

Interior wood-finish, of the average eighteenth-century
Philadelphia house, 185-187;
in the better houses of the Provincial period, 187, 188;
of Stenton, 188, 189;
of Whitby Hall, 189;
doors and doorways, 189-194;
white-painted, 194, 195;
of Congress Hall, 208;
of Carpenters' Hall, 214

Interiors, Colonial, a favorite treatment of, 186

Ionic, pilasters, 65, 91;
columns, 8