One girl, Hannah, faces the camera and holds a clapboard.
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Larry Poons lives in a peeling clapboard farmhouse far from Sotheby's.
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Painted lime green, it stands out against the other ramshackle clapboard structures.
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The two dozen families who stayed left their clapboard houses in 1942.
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From Evans, she learned how to frame precise images of clapboard churches.
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Nondescript main streets in modest nautical towns unfurl past pale clapboard houses.
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He also had clapboard siding, parquet floors and a screened-in porch.
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The commode is in a separate clapboard-walled room with a second shower.
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Purves lives in a blue clapboard house filled with artwork from the Yukon.
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It damaged white clapboard farmhouses, the Schneider's meat market, the taverns and the school.
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It is still open, in a clapboard house in Cambridge with an unpublished address.
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"You Left And Now I'm Homesick," says one yellow requiem over blue-gray clapboard.
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Inside the couple's white clapboard home, Lady, their Bull mastiff, waited for her owners.
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It is a straightforward frontal shot of a clapboard building made of weathered wood.
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"There's just no funds left," Maria Ruiz said later outside the family's white clapboard rental home.
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The proprietors, Regan and Carey Meador, live here in a trim clapboard house they renovated themselves.
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The bar is in the middle of a quiet block lined with vinyl clapboard apartment buildings.
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Between abandoned brick factories, faded clapboard houses with tar-paper-covered roofs creak in the wind.
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Furloughed from rehab, Kym arrives at the rambling Connecticut clapboard house of her father (Bill Irwin).
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Employees moved into clapboard bungalows — designed, of course, in Michigan — some of which are still standing.
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INDOORS: The three-story clapboard house was built in 1811 and underwent a major renovation in 2014.
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Outdoor space: The clapboard building sits at the end of a private road on 1.7 wooded acres.
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Two white clapboard houses tucked behind the New Fairfield Senior Center embody bits of the town's past.
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INDOORS This clapboard colonial was built in 1740, with updates and expansions over the past 20 years.
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This is home, you may imagine, to the quintessential American family, living contentedly behind its clapboard facade.
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Our bunk at camp was a clapboard cabin with two rows of cots and tall wooden cubbies.
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Kennedy's lab sits in a leafy office park on the outskirts of Atlanta, in a yellow clapboard house.
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The house was a dingy white clapboard box— one story, pitched roof, attic crawl space, four small rooms.
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"This was absolutely a hate crime," said Bazlur Rahman, 49, speaking near the two-story brown clapboard mosque.
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The Northern Lights glowed green over Dawson City, a clapboard relic of the era built by mineral wealth.
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But the two-story clapboard buildings are now crumbling and mostly empty, except for a handful of shops.
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At 18, she met her husband, Harrison Weinstein, at a white clapboard hotel in Quebec, where her family skiied.
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African-American servitude is currently addressed by clapboard slave cabins nestled amid relocated 19th-century homes at Historic Square.
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Mr. Grant hired a carpenter friend to renovate the structure, with its pine clapboard walls and 14-foot ceilings.
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INDOORS This cape-style clapboard house appears old but was built in 25464, primarily with contemporary materials and systems.
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Last year, he opened the homey Revival in a clapboard house in Decatur as homage to his North Georgia roots.
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In 2007, they opened the Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans in a clapboard, single-family home that accommodated five veterans.
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The cottage is a simple white clapboard structure, thought to have been built around the turn of the 20th century.
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This house, built in 1890, is in the town's historic district, a compact grid of clapboard storefronts and Victorian houses.
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The glossy studio of my imagination is instead a sparsely furnished room with white wooden floors and white clapboard walls.
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What you Get A 1940 colonial in Bennington, a 1925 clapboard house in Mankato and a 9853 home in Reading.
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What you Get A 1760 clapboard house in New Milford, a cottage on Maui and an 1878 bungalow in Wilmette.
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Six white buses rumbled through the small town of Newfoundland, and pulled around the white clapboard side of the Sanctuary church.
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The tattered white clapboard and red brick house at 1350 East Third Street still stands, although the back porch is gone.
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These clapboard-and-brick towns sit two miles apart on schooner-spotted harbors next to rounded mountains and sparkling freshwater lakes.
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Mr. Murray's design wrapped the frame with new hemlock shiplap boards, followed by insulated panels and clapboard siding on the exterior.
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Many of its 175 rooms — spread over three-story white clapboard buildings — overlook a 111-slip marina and six swimming pools.
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The setting was his apartment in the American Colony of Tel Aviv, a quiet neighborhood of New England-style clapboard homes.
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The 1,523-square-foot church retains many of its original details, including clapboard siding, pine floors, restored windows and tin ceilings.
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I SHOW UP at Samantha Power's handsome clapboard house outside Concord, Massachusetts, a little after 8.30am, bleary-eyed and rather nervous.
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For the first puzzle, I wound up getting a toehold with UNBRIDLED, crossed with BLATHERS; for the second, it was CLAPBOARD.
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Little gabled houses of shingle and clapboard are left abandoned to rot and collapse in the Woods, south of Main Street.
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The house was made of redwood boards, painted white to resemble its clapboard Colonial neighbors, but running vertically, to stand out.
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South Bushwick has two- and three-family houses, mostly clapboard, although there are some brick and limestone and even the odd brownstone.
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Mostly when he imagines life in America he thinks of the house that Sara wanted: a white clapboard Colonial with green shutters.
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When I reached the gravel parking lot of the address I'd copied down, it was just a clapboard house, not a church.
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In Gallatin, N.Y., the husband-wife co-founders behind the design firm Workstead converted a 1850s clapboard house into a rural idyll.
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What you Get A Queen Anne Victorian in Helena, a 1924 clapboard bungalow in Los Angeles and a 1968 colonial near Atlanta.
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In between feedings, she grabs what sleep she can in a little white clapboard bungalow provided to her family by the farm.
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The modest clapboard house where the King family lived between 101 and 2106 has been preserved as the Dexter Parsonage Museum ($2100).
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Many early features have been restored, including the clapboard siding, windows with muntins and wide-plank pine floors with square-head nails.
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In two portraits placed side by side, a middle-aged couple posed by a flowering bush, in front of a clapboard house.
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Artist, science and writer residencies could be added in Nolan Park, the quaint collection of yellow clapboard houses near the island's center.
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Police tape cordoned off the dead-end street as the police only allowed residents of its mostly two-story, clapboard homes to pass.
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Now, as then, it is as isolated as it is beautiful, featuring lonely farmsteads, some weather-beaten barns and a few clapboard churches.
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Welles began shooting Other Wind — its abbreviated clapboard title during production — in August 1970, not long after his return to the United States.
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A ministate of sprawling military bases, pale beaches and seafood shacks, white clapboard churches and deep-red politics, this will be DeSantis Country.
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Looking out at a row of clapboard houses and an abandoned warehouse, Self's fourth-floor studio is eerily quiet and flooded with light.
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The couple, who have a young son, live in a small, white cube-shaped house right next to the newly erected clapboard one.
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What you Get An 1865 clapboard cottage in Cambria, a converted farmhouse in the Sierra foothills and a 2004 home in Chula Vista.
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It happened on a clear Friday night at an Elks Lodge, on a modest block of clapboard houses northeast of this city's hilly downtown.
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In fact, the immaculate rows of clapboard houses and manicured flower beds look more like something you'd see on the east coast of America.
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It's near the intersection of Rockaway Beach Boulevard and Beach 92nd Street, where cozy clapboard homes give way to a cluster of small businesses.
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He has gotten to know some of his neighbors living along the route, families in the brick and clapboard homes of Ozone Park, Queens.
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Thick with modest stand-alone houses in brick, clapboard and vinyl from the mid-2000th century, Spencer Estates is not postcard New York City.
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They lived with Eileen's infant son in a "clapboard castle" in Connecticut, where they had a baby nurse but no electricity or indoor plumbing.
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The family room also walks out to the screened porch, which has exposed brick and clapboard walls that were exterior to the main house.
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Because there was no fireplace, they suspended a shapely steel Fireorb — a product more commonly associated with modernist glass boxes than old clapboard churches.
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Not breathtaking, but calm and orderly, its hills flecked with tall deciduous trees and clapboard houses, its harbor ringed with low-slung, rocky islands.
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They live in a palatial white clapboard house with a hot fudge sauce machine and all the other middle-class material comforts of the age.
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Otherwise he lived and worked in an enchanted world of art and fantasy that he ruled with his wife, Marie, in a small, clapboard house.
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These gifts had started when he was ten, small cards with a cartoon image of a movie clapboard, his name marked as the director. Michael.
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INDOORS This charming clapboard house has many early details, including wide-plank chestnut floors, exposed beams, small-pane windows with antique glass and distinctive woodwork.
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What you Get A restored 1888 Victorian complex in Redlands, a 1916 clapboard cottage in San Francisco and a midcentury-modern house in Los Angeles.
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Near the school, in a series of modest clapboard homes, newly arrived Latino residents are packed in, sometimes four or five families to a house.
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What you Get A 1988 clapboard-and-stone house in Sonora, a recently built townhouse in La Jolla and a newly renovated ranch in Sebastopol.
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The squat clapboard house overlooking the Hudson River in the West Village might not seem like an obvious place for a Native American prayer center.
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A line of boarded-up clapboard shops selling tacky T-shirts lined the road in, and the central plazas were occupied only by the occasional dog.
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It is a kilometre-long strip of more than 160 clapboard outlets selling luxury brands at a discount: Boss, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace and many more.
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Along the walls were the façades of what looked like clapboard houses, with wooden shutters and shingled pitched roofs and porches that extended into the room.
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INDOORS: The house, a single-story structure with a pitched roof and a red clapboard exterior, was built in 1890 and renovated about 15 years ago.
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Dusk settled over a clapboard Pentecostal church, where parishioners speak in tongues, and past a red-and-blue circus tent promising alcohol and a strip tease.
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Mr. Boken had once lived in a clapboard house across from a cemetery on a narrow road in Southold, a town stretching across the North Fork.
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But supporters say Weeksville possesses indigenous beauty well worth preserving: the original clapboard homes of residents determined to see humanity flourish in the face of slavery.
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Brightly updated in 2015, the rambling clapboard inn, a 10-minute walk from downtown, has 36 rooms and suites, farmer's porch, bocce court and fire pit.
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Listed near the median, at $565,000, was a three-bedroom, two-bathroom, circa-1925, brick-and-clapboard colonial on Glenwood Avenue, with property taxes of $2148,25.45.
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" But she finds more modest accommodations: "The glossy studio of my imagination is instead a sparsely furnished room with white wooden floors and white clapboard walls.
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LOS RÍOS, Colombia — Every three months or so, Javier Tupaz, a father of six, heads downhill from his clapboard home to work in his cocaine laboratory.
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It's a fever dream, the kind that plagues you after nights spent drinking with your wizened fisherman buddy as wild storms rage outside your clapboard shutters.
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The iceberg towers 150 feet above the dark blue water of the North Atlantic, dwarfing the tidy clapboard houses in this shot by Reuters photographer Greg Lock.
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INDOORS: The two-story clapboard house was built in the 1780s and is protected under covenants with Historic New England, a nonprofit group in operation since 4763.
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He grew up in a traditional wood clapboard house, built by his grandfather in the small village of Kin Pyit, with a population of less than 500.
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All the while, Kiarostami exposes the very apparati of filmmaking, splicing a clapboard (chalkboard) between the scenes and editing Kiarostami and his team's conversation into the film.
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The first curator of the Litchfield Historical Society, she worked to revive and preserve the village's colonial heritage in that pristine, white-clapboard way of nostalgic Victorians.
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Hugging the coast are musty clapboard towns like Georgetown, the capital, which seems forgotten by time, honeycombed with canals first built by Dutch settlers and African slaves.
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A boy, about 12, met me, and we walked a few minutes until we reached a clapboard house in one of the poorer parts of the city.
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She had lived for decades in the narrow red brick and white clapboard house on the corner of a street lined with shady yards and older homes.
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Director Matt Reeves tweeted an image of a clapboard for the film earlier this week with the hashtag #DayOne and CC-ing the film's cinematographer, Greig Fraser.
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Hugging the coast are musty clapboard towns like Georgetown, the capital, which seems forgotten by time, honeycombed with canals first built by Dutch settlers and African slaves.
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A collection of scattered sheet metal and wood clapboard buildings set among tractor-truck trailers, Usibelli itself was barely a company town for the Usibelli Coal Company.
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The fluidity of the landscape's natural beauty provides a distinct foil to the angular heft of the gray, wedge-shaped clapboard house that dominates the picture plane.
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Grace's daughter Melanie tracked down the name of one at Brigham and Women's Hospital, a 90-minute drive from Grace's brown clapboard split-level near New Bedford, Mass.
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A brief respite came on an expressway, and then later on Grand Avenue, in Ali's neighborhood, where his boyhood home, a pink clapboard house, stands at No. 3302.
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Most tours of Chelsea start at the northeast corner of that house, where its original clapboard siding is visible along a narrow alleyway that leads to its backyard.
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With a main street lined with white clapboard colonial buildings and a landmark steepled church, Norwich could be a set designer's rendering of a tiny New England village.
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Photographer Maureen Drennan, a native New Yorker, first encountered the neighborhood in 2012, when its weathered clapboard houses caught her eye during a subway ride to the nearby Rockaways.
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Two long hallways, which led off from opposite sides of the central room, looked like streets in the same town, with more clapboard façades and porches on either side.
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It took him on far-flung adventures from the gravel driveway of the pale-blue clapboard house where he lived alone in Canton, an hour's drive south of Cleveland.
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Around 1676, Jan Martense Schenck, a Dutch immigrant to the town of Flatlands, built a two-room clapboard house on what is now East 63rd Street in Mill Basin.
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The white clapboard church, with a tall, skinny steeple, is about a 45-minute drive from Onancock, Va., the quaint Eastern Shore fishing village where Mr. Northam grew up.
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What you Get An 1836 house in New Orleans, a condo in a converted Gothic Revival church in Washington and a clapboard farmhouse on six acres in the Hudson Valley.
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I interviewed Dorothy Rudolph, a retired seamstress, whose husband, a carpenter, built their small clapboard home himself, some years after his family fled land owned by whites in the 1960s.
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Moreover, Lautner's progressive architecture stuck out uncomfortably from the neighbors' clapboard and stucco piles ("Everyone thought we were rich," Ms. Maxwell-Smith said), and the place was rife with quirks.
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But a straw poll of women out and about in central Bristol, a town in Bucks county with quiet streets of clapboard and brick houses, seemed to justify Mrs Katz's nervousness.
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Block after block of once beautiful two-story craftsman homes have fallen into disrepair, the porches leaning, paint peeling from clapboard siding and "Beware of dog" signs peering from broken windows.
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Now squeezed into a clapboard refugee-camp trailer with his family, he is one of many who believe that former ISIS supporters still hold sway in the neighborhoods they left behind.
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INDOORS: This elegant clapboard house is set above the street behind a low iron gate, framed by live oaks and Spanish moss, with a deep front porch and a porte-cochere.
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The location where three of the victims were shot is set amid a cluster of small one- and two-bedroom clapboard homes in a historically African-American neighborhood called King Villa.
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Then, once you clear the tunnel, the fjords come into view, looming protectively above the small, bright clapboard houses and lone gas station that make up this tiny speck of civilization.
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He stayed after the mine shut down and helped transform an old clapboard dance hall into the museum, which houses artifacts like antique mining equipment, midcentury home appliances and funeral dresses.
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She works as an event planner in Manhattan, but she spends her free time in a clapboard cottage that her father floated over to Fire Island on a barge in the seventies.
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We climbed a hill from the bus station into town, and on the way to his base, in a rented clapboard house, we got lost; Assange has a terrible sense of direction.
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Much of Wrangell looked unchanged since 230: false-front buildings and clapboard churches, including one where Muir had mooched a night sleeping on the floor his very first night on Alaska soil.
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Beyond the gate, a newly paved driveway curved through a wide lawn, past garden plots and trees hung with sap buckets, and up toward a simple two-story drab-green clapboard house.
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As the boss of Microsoft, Bill Gates would take one week, two times a year, and escape by himself to a secret clapboard cabin somewhere in a cedar forest in the Pacific Northwest.
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Their characters are identified in the credits as C and M, but all we learn about them in the film is that they live together in a white clapboard bungalow in rural Texas.
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The exterior is clapboard with a shingled roof; the interior is open plan, with skylights, walls of glass and extensive use of wood, including thick pine ceiling beams and some original beech flooring.
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John David Crowley for decades had been the hero of Holy Angels, a white clapboard church in southeast Pittsburgh, tucked below the bypass, by the old narrow-gauge railroad running along the creek.
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The residents who recently painted their clapboard house (which previously belonged to Bill Murray) an intense shade of yellow without seeking approval will have to face that seven-member governing body next month.
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"I was working and raising a family," Mr. Lara, 53, recalled on the back porch of the beige clapboard house with maroon shutters that he bought a year ago with a $60,000 mortgage.
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"But I never felt I could be really the absolute best at any of those things," she said, turning the corner onto the block where she now lives, in a beige clapboard town house.
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During a recent visit to the island, not a soul was in sight, only clusters of deserted clapboard villas joined by wooden pathways through the forest of birch and pine that covers the island.
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The popularity of short-term stays has heightened anxieties, from the white clapboard Town Hall to the beach club in the Heights section, that the island will be overrun, and a seaside idyll spoiled.
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The story unfolds over five days at the Blumenthals' rambling clapboard home in a rural town north of New York as friends and family show up to stay, to help and to complicate matters.
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Located a few miles south of Montecito, California, Sitz's latest project is a store-cum-apartment that occupies a white clapboard farmhouse set above a cliff overlooking Summerland Beach on the central California coast.
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The walls are one step up from plywood; those who prefer fresh air with their cigarettes can loiter on the wooden porch outside and check out the Santa-theme mural on the clapboard siding.
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Afterward, we walked north along a broad avenue to a two-story clapboard house he was rehabbing with some friends, in a gentrifying neighborhood on the east side of town, fronting unfenced train tracks.
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It's the winter low season and when I arrive at the lake, I see wooden platforms topped with small clapboard huts floating unattended, silently gathering mussels on the ropes that hang into the water.
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NEAR the massive packing warehouse at the headquarters of Limoneira, one of America's largest lemon producers, sits a row of small white clapboard houses with neat front lawns and American flags flapping over their doorways.
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Adora's ice-cream hued mansion is the old-money linchpin of the small community that otherwise consists of dive bars, clapboard houses, casual misogyny and the hog-slaughtering plant from whence, unacknowledged, her riches flow.
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There's the original bank, a squat white holdover from the dam-worker days paneled with curling, mildewed clapboard, and the half-constructed new bank, a soaring metal skeleton that vaults directly over the old structure.
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Mr. Conditt grew up as the quiet, socially awkward oldest child of a devout Christian family that held Bible study groups in their white clapboard house, where an American flag hangs from the front porch.
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NEWARK — Roberta Harrington, a retired nurse of the same vintage as Philip Roth, remembers a visit a year ago by Mr. Roth to his clapboard boyhood home, which she now lives in, on Summit Avenue.
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" At 1000 Mission Street in South Pasadena, we arrive at the clapboard house with a rocking-chair front porch that represented the home of the spooky psychopath Michael Myers in John Carpenter's 1978 movie "Halloween.
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The gray clapboard house on the two-lane road in a western suburb of Boston looked, in the fall of 1974, the way you would expect a comfortable old Massachusetts house full of children to look.
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The search took years, but one day in 2016, they came upon a 2,000-square-foot, two-story, three-bedroom white-clapboard 1854 house with a large weathered barn surrounded by five acres of rolling fields.
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A year ago, Ms. Hoff and her husband, Ethan, a project manager for a commercial construction company, paid less than $300,000 for a three-bedroom clapboard house on West Maple Avenue in Long Valley's historic center.
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At the Corner Scoop, a clapboard grocery store in Piermont, Ginger Rayner, 47, paused from making "bulkie" sandwiches (a New Hampshire colloquialism for roll) and said she admired Mr. Sanders's "genuine sense of connection" to people here.
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The male and female students lived in separate four-story, white clapboard dormitories on the edge of town, close to the fields where they would pick tobacco and the barns where they would hang it to dry.
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So did a representative at the Ocean House, the enormous yellow clapboard hotel that was shuttered in 2003 and reopened in 2010 after a rebuilding project; its seaside terrace offers a nice view of Ms. Swift's house.
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Department of Buildings records show that in 2010, Mr. de Blasio installed a new natural gas-fueled boiler and hot water heater in one of his buildings, a two-story clapboard rowhouse that includes two rental units.
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It's a beautiful, crisp, clear day and the neighborhood is still decorated for Halloween, with lots of pumpkins and bright autumn foliage on the steps up to the white clapboard houses, so it's a really enjoyable walk.
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Murders occur within the cemetery and in the surrounding blocks, a mostly African-American and low-income section of the city's West Side dotted with modest clapboard houses, not far from the commercial strip of Springfield Avenue.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Cruise this city's north side, and the trappings of a sturdy working-class community are easy to see, from charming clapboard homes with wide porches and manicured yards to large parks with basketball hoops and swing sets.
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A hefty Victorian with a brick-walled exterior on the first floor and clapboard on the second and third, it sits back from the street, with a gabled roof and a turret to the right of the entryway.
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Our female lead Shelby has "a feeling of danger" but keeps mum and smiley, while her husband asks — without really caring — why the going price for the white clapboard Faulkner setting he wants to buy is so low.
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On a recent afternoon, posters of the presidential candidates and Miss France contestants graced windows around the town, a rainbow of colorfully painted clapboard houses lining narrow streets with names like Rue Louis Pasteur and Rue de Paris.
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"Staten Island is the stepchild of the city," said Al Forestier, 54, a retired correction officer who lives in a white clapboard house next to the 123rd Precinct station house where Mr. de Blasio held his news conference.
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The Garifuna village of Triunfo de la Cruz about 250 km (150 miles) west of Vallecito is characterized by ramshackle rows of pastel-colored clapboard houses that spill onto the white sand of Tela Bay, a burgeoning ecotourism hotspot.
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It was next door to the carnation pink clapboard structure where he and his brother were raised by their mother, Odessa, a cook and house cleaner, and their father, Cassius Marcellus Clay Sr., a sign painter and church muralist.
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Sometimes the residents were taken on outings—picnics or fishing at a nearby lake—and sometimes relatives came to take them to lunch, but most of the time the clapboard streetscape of the memory-care unit was their world.
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Also unannounced is Lucy's plan to pry Alice out of her marriage and carry her off for a series of globe-trotting escapades like the ones the two of them imagined together back in their clapboard house in Vermont.
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PRINCETON, N.J. — Take a tour of the idyllic campus of Princeton University, and your guide is likely to stop in front of the 21879th-century clapboard building, fronted by two graceful sycamore trees, that housed the school's early presidents.
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INDOORS A timber-frame house with clapboard siding, it originally stood in East Berkshire, Vt., but was carefully disassembled, moved and rebuilt on its current site in 1991, on a new foundation with new mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems.
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Another image taken that day, however, showing a man holding a clapboard, reveals that the painter was quite aware of his place in the spotlight: he was being filmed for a documentary about his life by the Italian director Luciano Emmer.
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It offers a view of the titular bird perched on one of the black branches of a blossoming fruit tree with an intensely blue sky above and the roof of an old, white, clapboard-sided house low in the background.
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A lifelong Cantabrigian who had lived in the same clapboard house on Irving Street, a few blocks from Harvard Yard, since 21970, who once cooked gnocchi for her neighbor Julia Child, and who played tennis regularly until she was 20043, Mrs.
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The Dyckman Farmhouse and Museum is the oldest remaining farmhouse in the borough, made of fieldstone, brick and white clapboard with a gambrel room and Dutch door, dating from about 1783 — a magical stop on Broadway's least-discovered northern stretch.
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New Jersey | 3 bedrooms, 3 baths A 58-year-old, 3,200-square-foot, clapboard-sided ranch-style house with a combined living and dining room, sliding doors to a deck and a lower-level former medical office, on a half-acre.
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Drawn by the feasts of horse oats and refuse, rats often pass unimpeded from the barns through holes visible in the sides of the cinder-block dorms and small clapboard shacks where the workers live, according to workers who reside there.
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But rather than immediately hitting delete he scrolled down the email while eating lunch and was intrigued by what he saw: a simple white clapboard church dating to 0003 that was so untouched by time its only bathroom was an outhouse.
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This house is in Old Bennington, a hilltop village and historic district within the town, known for its clapboard colonials and other Revolutionary War-era architecture, as well as the Old First Church, where Robert Frost and his family are buried.
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On one August afternoon, the structure's clapboard walls seem to be floating amid the dense cloud of flora that presses up against them: Delphinium, baptisia, fragrant mint and sprays of Queen Anne's lace are alive with heavy pollen-dusted bees.
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RENSSELAER, N.Y. — Dozens of diesel-engine trucks belching exhaust travel 150 miles north of New York City, hauling tons of construction debris as they roll past clapboard houses toward a sprawling landfill that towers over this 3.3-square-mile city.
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It's a fate that easily could have met a humble three-room clapboard perched on a rise in this tiny, pretty town in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, unknown even to many residents until a few years ago.
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In December 2014, an engineer with the unlikely name Brogan BamBrogan was in the driveway of his clapboard Los Angeles house, loading up his car for a holiday road trip to Northern California, when venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar messaged him for a favor.
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It's a shopping village that would look more at home on the east coast of America than in England with rows of clapboard houses and neat flower beds — all of which serve as shop fronts for brands including Gucci, Balenciaga, and Versace.
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Ms. Rudolph, a retired seamstress, and her husband, a carpenter, live in a tiny, white clapboard house that he built after he, his parents and his siblings fled their home on land owned by a white man who forbade the family to vote.
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But it was hard to shake that feeling of otherness — especially for X'antony Sr. About a week after the family moved there, a police officer pulled him over as he rolled up in his red 1994 Mercedes-Benz to the family's modest clapboard.
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The crime was committed in Annese's second-floor apartment in a turquoise clapboard home on Wadsworth Street, not even a block from the Geneseo campus, a picturesque 21 acres laden with brick walkways and ivy-covered buildings, about 27 miles south of Rochester.
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It passes clapboard houses and mobile homes, stands of red-tipped sumac and pine, a few farms, a white Congregational church, and the Harpswell Historical Society, which used to be Bailey's country store, when the writer Elizabeth Strout worked there as a teen-ager.
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Hopper's watercolor views of clapboard houses, electric lines and windswept landscapes are displayed alongside black-and-white photographs by Robert Adams, Diane Arbus and Lee Friedlander, as well Stephen Shore, a pioneer of color photography, whose works here eerily echo Hopper's depictions of domestic architecture.
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Size: 4,2042 square feet Price per square foot: $2588 Indoors: The original brick house received a clapboard addition at some point in the 240th or early 240th centuries, and the property has been substantially renovated by three sets of owners in the last 210 years.
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But he has spent the last five years living out of a nondescript clapboard house in this secluded college town in a kind of self-imposed exile from his former life and career, one that had set him on a path toward anguish and addiction.
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"Thirty years ago, General Motors made every car in America, today they're all made in Mexico," said David Duffy, an unemployed stone mason in the decrepit town of Leavittsburg, with its peeling clapboard houses and broken roads, to explain why he had just voted for Mr Sanders.
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Although it's long been second nature for Hollywood to imagine everything south of the Mason-Dixon as a netherworld of clapboard houses, laconic small-town sheriffs, and greasy spoons, a subgenre of post-antebellum pulp has cropped up all over television and movies in the past decade.
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While I was in Barrow last year, I drove north along a beach road, which runs past the old naval research labs and ends at a small landmark in the world of climate science: a yellow clapboard house on the tundra with a three-story scaffolded tower.
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WHAT: A cottage with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms HOW MUCH: $2,2943,000 SIZE: 1,541 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT: $1,944 SETTING: This 1918 clapboard cottage is in Old Town, a neighborhood of narrow palm-lined streets and cheerful frame cottages in the island's historic core.
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On a stretch of 24.63th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn, two houses — one a modest two-family, and the other a three-bedroom clapboard home — could be Exhibits A and B in why New York City is now considering a sweeping proposal to overhaul its property tax system.
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Both his white clapboard studio, marked by a sign that says "I do not sign autographs," and the studio of his father, the illustrator N. C. Wyeth, are just down the road from the museum and part of a 60,000-acre land trust that his family helped create.
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What's Selling Now 210 Christopher Street, Montclair 17 WEEKS on the market $63,249,000 list price 20% BELOW list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 5½ baths DETAILS A 99-year-old, column-fronted, Classical Revival house with clapboard siding, three fireplaces, crown molding, chandeliers and a detached two-car garage.
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WATCH HILL, R.I. — You can't miss High Watch, a rambling, white clapboard 1920s "cottage" that sprawls atop the bluff that gives this town its name, just before the inflection point, as Nate McBride, a local architect, put it, of the Long Island Sound as it flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Sitting at the base of a gentle slope, on an open field in the sculpture park's north wood, it is an unmistakably domestic structure: the crowning feature of a clapboard house, complete with shingles, dormer windows that serve as doors, and a chimney into which you can poke your head.
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Outside of high season, though — and anywhere outside of its largest town, Visby (population: 183,300) — Gotland remains a rural paradise, popular with outdoorsy Stockholm professionals looking to escape city life by hiking along the island's craggy limestone cliffs and cycling past tiny clapboard fishing villages, crumbling medieval churches and 18th-century farmhouses.
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This novel — which follows that same format — opens with the retired math teacher still living in the fictional coastal town of Crosby, Me. It's a place where, on the surface, not much appears to happen, but there's plenty going on behind the closed doors of the town's old white clapboard and brick houses.
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COST $19,024 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty _____ 270 Range Road, Wilton 8 WEEKS on the market $859,000 list price 6% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 23½ baths DETAILS A 266-year-old clapboard-sided Colonial with window boxes, hardwood floors, marble counters, a screened-in porch and an outdoor fire pit.
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COST $7,624 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty _____ 58 Lake Shore Road, South Salem 21 WEEKS on the market $425,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A 58-year-old clapboard-sided Cape Cod on a quarter-acre lot in a homeowner association near Lake Truesdale.
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The couple was constructing an addition to their gray clapboard home in Corinth, a town of about 6,000 people nestled in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains that prides itself on being the snowshoe capital of the world, so that each of their three young children — two girls and a boy — would have a bedroom, neighbors said.
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What's Selling Now 38 Rapids Road, Stamford 6 WEEKS on the market $649,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 13 baths DETAILS A 77-year-old clapboard, stone-and-stucco-sided house with a kitchen with a vaulted ceiling with skylights, a stone-walled family room with a fireplace, and a home office.
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You find an old photograph of him standing outside his parents' clapboard home, dressed to perform magic in a towering top hat, an ascot tossed around his neck, one leg cast across the other in calculated nonchalance, as he leans just so on the thick end of a pool cue with his knee-high boots cupped like armor around his feeble legs.
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The walls, some of them white clapboard, as in a beach house, were decorated with movie posters: there was one of a pulpy, porny 1977 docudrama called, "Born a Man, Let Me Die a Woman," and of Mx. Soloway's own work, including "Afternoon Delight," their directorial feature debut about a bored Silver Lake wife who invites an exotic dancer into her home.
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After almost 50 years in Manhattan, the 68-year-old, who now runs his own design and retail consulting firm, moved to a traditional clapboard house in Connecticut last year with his partner in life and business, Franklin Getchell, with whom he has also co-authored a new Rizzoli book, out this April, documenting the cultural influence of the Moss store.
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A few years ago, my girlfriend at the time and I were driving through a sleepy stretch of coastal South Carolina on our way to spend 24 hours in Charleston before heading on to Savannah, Ga. That was, until I spotted the Carolina Country Store, a charmer of a white clapboard general store with a sign outside advertising boiled peanuts.
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COSTS $234,223 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 2454 Lake Avenue, Midland Park 2000 WEEKS on the market $27,22 list price 873% BELOW list price SIZE 287 bedrooms, 25½ baths DETAILS A clapboard-sided colonial with a living room with a painted-brick fireplace, a finished attic with an office, a stone patio and a detached two-car garage.
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This one uses New England as a jumping-off point but also incorporates some of his favorite Japanese techniques: traditional colonial clapboard siding, for example, which is a dying art in Maine — "the vinyl salesman is pretty big up here," Esteves says with a laugh — is painted black, using a Japanese-style, fermented soot-based paint that he makes himself.
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From the way he was talking, it seemed he was determined to unfold the entire history of agriculture from the first primal seed on, because he was still speaking as they left the house, mumbling something about cut nails, circa 1850, and then a few words about the use of clapboard peaks as a way to ward off shingle damage.
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COST $48,032 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty _____ 23 Walton Road, Maplewood 17 WEEKS on the market $1,199,220 list price 21% BELOW list price SIZE 2625 bedrooms; 2000 full and 28 half-baths DETAILS A clapboard-sided colonial with two fireplaces, a master suite with walk-in closets and a kitchen with a marble island.
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COSTS $21,2871 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 237 Dudley Road, Wilton 16 WEEKS on the market $949,000 list price 5% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms; 3 full and 8713 half-baths DETAILS A 33-year-old clapboard-sided house with two fireplaces, a kitchen with a breakfast bar, a formal dining room, a screened-in porch and a deck.
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COSTS $143,310 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Weichert, Realtors ___ 491 Cheese Spring Road, New Canaan 35 WEEKS on the market $1,549,000 list price 5% BELOW list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A 52-year-old clapboard-sided house, renovated in 2014, with an eat-in kitchen with two ovens and limestone counters, a sun room, a finished basement, on two acres.
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COSTS $12,804 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 13 Woodridge Avenue, Fairfield 13 WEEKS on the market $675,000 list price 212% BELOW list price SIZE 249 bedrooms, 2610½ baths DETAILS A 2000-year-old, clapboard-sided colonial, renovated in 24, with an eat-in kitchen with granite counters and subway tile backsplashes, a front porch and a fenced-in backyard.
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COSTS $18,571 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage ____ 143 Fairfield Avenue, Darien 17 WEEKS on the market $1,250,000 list price 4% BELOW list price SIZE 3 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A 111-year-old, clapboard-sided house, renovated in 2006, with an open kitchen with a wine refrigerator and maple cabinets, a front porch, and a driveway but no garage.
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COSTS $865 a month in maintenance LISTING BROKER Terrace Sotheby's International Realty ____ 77 Big Bear Hill Road, New Milford 10 WEEKS on the market $359,000 list price LESS THAN 1% ABOVE list price SIZE 4 bedrooms, 23½ baths DETAILS A 15-year-old colonial with cedar clapboard siding, front and back porches, bedrooms with wall-to-wall carpeting, and a master bath with a whirlpool tub.
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Having watched the movie in full at least once, I skipped the tying up of plot lines to re-see the wooden clapboard house spin in the tornado and Dorothy step out from her black-and-white bedroom into the dazzling, saturated Land of Oz, where Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, gently lands in the form of a bubble and baby munchkins sleep in bird nests.
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And although the unit was conceived as a kind of nostalgic stage set, a harkening back to an America of eighty or ninety years ago, when many of its residents were children, in fact it looked much like the town outside: Chagrin Falls, Ohio, in the Chagrin Valley just east of Cleveland, a town of clapboard houses with wooden shutters and shingled pitched roofs and rocking chairs on the porches.
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COSTS $690 a month in common charges; $922 a month in taxes LISTING BROKER Douglas Elliman Real Estate ____ 1215 Sagunka Drive, Yorktown Heights 20 WEEKS on the market $429,900 list price 7% BELOW list price SIZE 23 bedrooms, 1 bath DETAILS An 81-year-old house clapboard-sided house with hardwood floors, a beamed ceiling with a stone fireplace, an eat-in kitchen with granite counters, on about an acre.
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