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Buildings and Landmarks of 19th-Century America

BUILDINGS AND LANDMARKS OF 19TH-CENTRY AMRCA: SCTY RVLD

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<P>An invaluable resource for readers interested in architecture and design that demonstrates how the construction, form, and function of key structures in the 19th-century influenced American social, political, economic, and intellectual life.</P>

Buildings and Landmarks of 19th-Century America: American Society Revealed

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
How to Evaluate Buildings and Structures.
Chronology.
Civic Architecture.
1: United States Capitol.
2: White House.
3: University of Virginia Rotunda.
4: Erie Canal.
5: Snug Harbor &#x201C;Temple Row&#x201D;.
6: Smithsonian Institution Building (&#x201C;The Castle&#x201D;).
7: Central Park.
8: Richardson Olmsted Complex (Former Buffalo State Hospital).
9: Memorial Hall, Centennial Exhibition.
10: Iolani Palace.
11: Easton Railroad Station.
12: Brooklyn Bridge.
13: Statue of Liberty.
14: Carnegie Library.
15: Hull House.
16: World&#x2019;s Columbian Exposition, Palace of Fine Arts Building (Currently Museum of Science and Industry).
Commercial Architecture.
17: Boott Mill.
18: Ford&#x2019;s Theatre.
19: Madison Square Garden.
20: Wainwright Building.
21: Marshall Field Department Store.
22: Bradbury Building.
Domestic Architecture.
23: Evergreen Plantation.
24: Slave Quarters, Evergreen Plantation.
25: Lyndhurst.
26: Kit Carson House.
27: Walden Pond Cabin.
28: Longwood Octagon House.
29: 97 Orchard Street (Currently the Lower East Side Tenement Museum).
30: Mark Twain House.
31: Emlen Physick House.
32: Home and Tower Buildings.
33: Pullman, Illinois, Clock Tower and Administration Building.
34: Dakota Apartments.
35: Glenmont, Thomas Edison Estate.
36: Frank Reed Three Decker House.
37: The Breakers.
38: Dowse Sod House.
Fortifications.
39: Fort Clatsop.
40: Fort Sumter.
Religious and Funerary Architecture.
41: New Harmony.
42: Round Stone Barn, Hancock Shaker Village.
43: Mount Auburn Cemetery.
44: Mormon Tabernacle.
45: Trinity Church.
Glossary.
Select Bibliography.
Index.
About the Author.

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