Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture, II

Abstract

Part 1 Buildings and Builders: Carpentry in Northfield, Massachusetts - Domestic Architecture of Calvin Stearns and Sons, 1799-1856, J.Ritchie Garrison Samuel Wilson's Working World - Builders and Buildings in Chester Country Pennsylvania, 1780-1827, Gabrielle Lanier Social Context of 18th-Century West New Jersey Brick Artistry, Michael J. Chiarappa Good and Sufficient Language for Building, Catherine W. Bishir Explicit Rules, Implicit Rules and Formal Variation in Vernacular Building, Howard Davis Exploring the Role of Women in the Creation of Vernacular Architecture, Rebecca Sample Bernstein and Carolyn Torma. Part 2 Buildings and Regions: Evolution of a Vernacular Tradition, Jay Edwards Pitched Roofs over Flat - Emergence of a New Building Tradition in Hispanic New Mexico, Chris Wilson Cycle of Transformation in Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania, Houses, Charles Bergengren Slave Villages in the Danish West Indies - Changes of the Late 18th and Early 19th Centuries, William Chapman African Virginians and the Vernacular Building Tradition in Richmond City, 1790-1860, Gregg D. Kimball A Legacy of Coal - Coal Company Towns of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Margaret M. Mulrooney Charterville and the Landscape of Social Reform, Annmarie Adams Graeme Park and the Three-cell Plan - A Lost Type in Colonial Architecture, Mark Reinberger Grand Illusions - Decorative Interior Painting in North Carolina, Laura Phillips Domestic Architecture in Hispanic California - Monterey Style Reconsidered, Mark L. Brack. Part 3 Buildings and Popular Culture: A History of American Beds and Bedrooms, Elizabeth Collins Cromley Getting the Houses to the People - Edward Bok, The Ladies' Home Journal, and the Ideal House, Leland M. Roth Toward a Performance Theory of the Suburban Ideal, 1877-1917, Mary Corbin Sies.

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