Wayland Town Building
Wayland, United States
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Built in 1935 in Wayland, Massachusetts, this Colonial Revival structure was designed by architects Charles M. Baker and Frank Irving Cooper. The building exemplifies the Colonial Revival style that gained prominence during the early twentieth century, drawing inspiration from early American architectural traditions while incorporating contemporary construction methods and materials of the 1930s.
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- Built
- Type
- building
- Place
- Wayland, United States
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