The authors of the materials placed on FA 464 Course Reserves the topics suggested in the texts and the accompanying bibliographies and footnotes are important sources for further consideration.
Look for resources at Boston College by searching Holmes, the BC Libraries online discovery tool.
You may need to approach the subject from several directions:
for example, look up "Public architecture -- New England" or "Architecture -- Massachusetts -- Boston"
or "Boston (Mass.) -- Buildings, structures, etc."
or even "Romanesque revival (Architecture) " to get the broadest possible view of the material.
Other subject headings to consider "Arts and society " or "Wooden-frame houses" or individual architects "Richardson, H. H. (Henry Hobson), 1838-1886." or buildings "Trinity Church (Boston, Mass.)"
Searching these terms as keywords will not, only bring up books, but will lead you to essays or chapters within books.
This may seem obvious, but do not forget to use the bibliographies found in your text books and the books on reserve for your course.