House for Mr. S.W. Allerton, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: South Elevation c. 1884

Henry Lord Gay’s "House for Mr. S.W. Allerton, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: South Elevation," is a detailed architectural drawing from c. 1884, showcasing the intricate design of a lavish lakeside residence. The pen-and-ink drawing depicts a multi-story structure with a prominent tower capped by a domed roof, reflecting the popular Queen Anne architectural style of the era. The intricate ornamentation and numerous balconies speak to the affluence of the Allerton family, while the use of delicate lines creates a sense of precision and elegance. The drawing serves as a valuable record of late 19th-century residential architecture and the artistic skill of Gay, a prominent architect of the time.