Architecture Of The Old South South Carolina, by Mills Lane
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Architecture of the Old South: South Carolina by Mills Lane presents a detailed survey of about 200 historic buildings across South Carolina, contrasting the grand low-country planter estates with the simpler homes of up-country farmers. The volume includes roughly 300 black-and-white images—photographs, prints, and drawings—that illustrate architectural styles and details. Highlighted landmarks feature Drayton Hall, an early American Palladian house; Middleton Place with its rice fields and gardens; the Miles Brewton House, a premier colonial mansion in Charleston; and the Nathaniel Russell House, noted for its ornate interior elements. Initially published in 1984, the book was reissued in 1989.
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Beehive Press
Hardcover
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Architecture of the Old South: South Carolina by Mills Lane presents a detailed survey of about 200 historic buildings across South Carolina, contrasting the grand low-country planter estates with the simpler homes of up-country farmers. The volume includes roughly 300 black-and-white images—photographs, prints, and drawings—that illustrate architectural styles and details. Highlighted landmarks feature Drayton Hall, an early American Palladian house; Middleton Place with its rice fields and gardens; the Miles Brewton House, a premier colonial mansion in Charleston; and the Nathaniel Russell House, noted for its ornate interior elements. Initially published in 1984, the book was reissued in 1989.
Jacket present with very minimal shelfwear.
Beehive Press
Hardcover
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