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THE ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY HOUSES

THE ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY HOUSES
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This is a basic book for Hudson River Gothic architecture of the middle Victorian period. It contains detailed house plans, illustrations of specific buildings, and full text on style, decoration, furnishing, and housing. This is one of the most influential American architecture books. Originally published in 1850. 321 figures, 33 architectural designs.

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