Architecture Of The Old South North Carolina, by Mills Lane
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"Architecture of the Old South: North Carolina" by Mills Lane offers a detailed survey of North Carolina's antebellum architecture through color photographs, historical prints, and architectural plans. It explores the state’s architectural development from the Colonial and Federal periods, highlighting early structures in New Bern, Edenton, and Moravian Salem, to the Greek Revival era featuring landmarks like the North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh—the South’s first major Greek Revival building. The book reveals the influence of Northern architects on Southern design, challenging ideas of regional isolation before the Civil War, and is part of a series on Southern state architecture.
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"Architecture of the Old South: North Carolina" by Mills Lane offers a detailed survey of North Carolina's antebellum architecture through color photographs, historical prints, and architectural plans. It explores the state’s architectural development from the Colonial and Federal periods, highlighting early structures in New Bern, Edenton, and Moravian Salem, to the Greek Revival era featuring landmarks like the North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh—the South’s first major Greek Revival building. The book reveals the influence of Northern architects on Southern design, challenging ideas of regional isolation before the Civil War, and is part of a series on Southern state architecture.
Jacket present with very minimal shelfwear.
Beehive
Hardcover
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