Early American architecture : from the first colonial settlements to the National Period / by Hugh Morrison.

Main entry:

Morrison, Hugh, 1905-1978.

Title & Author:

Early American architecture : from the first colonial settlements to the National Period / by Hugh Morrison.

Publication:

New York : Oxford University Press, 1952.

Description:

619 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Colonial styles -- The colonial house in New England -- New England colonial architecture -- Dutch colonial architecture, 1624-1820 -- Southern colonial architecture -- Florida and the Spanish southwest -- Missions and ranch houses of Alta California -- French colonial architecture of the Mississippi Valley -- The emergence of Georgian -- The Georgian style -- Early Georgian architecture in Virginia -- Late Georgian architecture in Virginia -- Georgian architecture in Maryland and the Carolinas -- Georgian public buildings in New England -- Georgian houses in New England -- Georgian architecture in the middle colonies -- Toward a national style.

Subject:

Architecture, Colonial.
Architecture, Colonial United States.
Neoclassicism (Architecture) United States.
Architecture United States History 19th century.
Architecture United States.
Architecture coloniale.
Architecture coloniale États-Unis.
Néoclassicisme (Architecture) États-Unis.
Architecture États-Unis Histoire 19e siècle.
Colonial North American.
Architecture.
Neoclassicism (Architecture)
Architektur
United States.
USA.

Form/genre:

History.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 1567
Call No.: 737; ID:87-B19288
Status: Available

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