Bagg Hall - Princeton, MA - Victorian Style Architecture on Waymarking.com

Features reflecting Gothic stylistic influences here are the strong vertical lines, the castle-like turret, high-pitched roofs, and asymmetrical silhouette. Elements inspired more specifically by the Romanesque Revival style are the rough brownstone trim, large round arched openings, the main entrance archway flanked by engaged columns, and the use of heavy brick corbelling and carved terra cotta relief work.

This building is two stories high, three bays wide, and five bays deep. It measures 40 x 70 feet. Built on a generally rectangular plan, it is of pressed red brick trimmed with Longmeadow brownstone and is covered with a hip roof of dark Maine slate.

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Public/Private: Public Tours Available?: Don't Know Year Built: 1885 Web Address: [Web Link]

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