No. 21564 Douglass Shand-Tucci and some of his books
His works include:
The Puritan Muse: A Study of the Theatres of Boston and a History of the Development of the Performing
and Visual Arts. (1968)
St. Peter?s Church, 1872-1972 . By William F. Marnell and Douglass Shand-Tucci. (1972)
The Gothic Churches of Dorchester. 2 vols. 1972. Volume 2: All Saints, Boston: An Introduction to the Architecture of Ralph Adams Cram
The Second Settement, 1875 to 1925: A Case Study in Victorian Boston. (1974)
All Saints, Ashmont, Dorchester, Boston: A Centennial History of the Parish. (1975)
Ralph Adams Cram, American Medievalist. (1975)
The Boston Rialto: Playhouses, Concert Halls, and Movie Palaces. (1977)
The High Mass as Sacred Dance. (1977)
Built in Boston. (1978)
Ashmont: An Hisorical Guide to Peabody Square, Carruth’s Hill, and Ashmont Jil and the Architecture of Edwin J. Lewis, Jr. and John A. Fox. (1991)
Ralph Adams Cram: An Architect’s Four Quests. (1995)
Boston Bohemia. (1996)
The Art of Scandal. The Life and Times of Isabella Stewart Gardner. (1997)
Harvard University: An Architectural Tour (The Campus Guide). (2001)
The Crimson Letter: Harvrd, Homosexuality and the Shaping of American Culture. (2004)
MIT: An Architectural Tour. (2016)
Paul Douglass Tucci was born in Boston in 1941, a son of Dr. John H. Tucci, an anesthesiologist, and the former Geraldine Shand. He lived on Wilbur Street on Jones Hill. After he sold the family home, he lived in Ashmont Commons, the condominium complex at the corner of Ashmont Street and Dorchester Avenue. Later, he moved to the Hotel Vendome.
Mr. Shand-Tucci dispensed with his first name and, when he began publishing books after graduating from Harvard College in 1972, he added his mother’s maiden name to his last name.