Old homesteads and historic buildings, genealogy and family lore : architectural-pictorial-historical exhibition collected by Manhattan Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, New York City / to be presented to the Photograph Department of Historic Architecture of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, compiled by Lura Ballard Nordyke.

Main entry:

Daughters of the American Revolution. Manhattan Chapter (Manhattan, New York, N.Y.), issuing body.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Parsons, Kan. : Commercial Publishers Co., 1930.

Description:

235 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm

Notes:
"Lura Ballard Nordyke, Historian, Manhattan Chapter, D.A.R., Chairman of the Committee on Historic Research and Preservation of Records, 1927-1930"--Foreword.
Library copy: autograph presentation copy to The Cathedral Choir School of St. John the Divine from the compiler.

Summary:

Contains photographs of historic homesteads.

Subject:

Historic buildings United States.
Historic buildings
New York (State) Genealogy.
New York (État) Généalogies.
New York (State)
United States
United States, New York Genealogy.
United States Description and travel Guidebooks.
United States Genealogy.

Form/genre:

Genealogy

Added entries:

Nordyke, Lura B. (Lura Ballard), 1872-1962, compiler.
Nordyke, Lura Ballard.
Daughters of the American Revolution. Manhattan Chapter. Committee on Historic Research and Preservation of Records.
Autographs. Nordyke, Lura Ballard.
Presentation copies. Nordyke, Lura Ballard. Inscription.
Provenance. Cathedral of St. John the Divine (New York, N.Y.). Cathedral Choir School. Inscription.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 185831
Call No.: W12886; ID:87-B16323
Status: Available

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