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From Colonial to Mid-Mod: American Residential Architecture 1765-1965

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John Sherrer

Develop a visual literacy of two-hundred years of building history through this survey of domestic forms and aesthetic movements.

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Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Historic Preservation Nineteenth-Century History and Culture The Arts Twentieth-Century History and Culture

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