Historic Buildings Restored By Isham
- Clemence-Irons House, Johnston, Rhode Island, 1691
- Clement Weaver House, East Greenwich, Rhode Island, 1679
- Eleazer Arnold House, Lincoln, Rhode Island, 1693
- Gilbert Stuart birthplace, Saunderstown, Rhode Island, 1751
- John Balch House, Beverly, Massachusetts, 1679
- Newport Colony House, Newport, Rhode Island, 1739
- Newport Brick Market, Newport, Rhode Island, 1762
- Smith's Castle, Wickford, Rhode Island, 1678
- Stephen Hopkins House, Providence, Rhode Island, 1708
- Redwood Library, Newport, Rhode Island, 1747
- Trinity Church (Newport, Rhode Island), 1725
- Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House, Newport, Rhode Island, 1697
- Whitehall Museum House, Middletown, Rhode Island, 1729
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