Building our future : a people's architectural history of Saskatchewan / Joe Ralko.

Main entry:

Ralko, Joe.

Title & Author:

Building our future : a people's architectural history of Saskatchewan / Joe Ralko.

Publication:

Calgary : Red Deer Press, c2004.

Description:

304 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm.

Notes:
"A Saskatchewan Centennial project of the Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society".
Introduction -- Adaptive reuse -- Commerce -- Education -- Entertainment -- Faith -- Government -- Homes -- Hotels -- Our rural roots -- Pioneering spirit -- Gone but not forgotten.

Summary:

"Building our Future is an historical account that presents not only monuments but also the lives of the people behind them to provide a unique glimpse into the tightly woven fabric of Prairie society. In this people's architectural history is found important insights into Saskatchewan's growth over 100 years in Canadian Confederation in government, business, faith and farming."--Jacket.

ISBN:

0889953082
9780889953086

Subject:

Architecture Saskatchewan History.
Historic buildings Saskatchewan.
Architecture Saskatchewan Histoire.
Monuments historiques Saskatchewan.
Architecture.
Historic buildings.
Saskatchewan History, Local.
Saskatchewan Histoire locale.
Saskatchewan.

Form/genre:

History.
Local history.

Added entries:

Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room canada 241082
Call No.: NA746.S3 R34 2004
Status: Available

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