The Early Architecture of Western Pennsylvania: A Record of Building Before 1860, Based upon the Western Pennsylvania Architectural Survey, A Project of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, with an Introduction by Fiske Kimball

Stotz, Charles Morse

Published by William Helburn, Inc, New York, 1936

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8vo. A comprehensive history on an often overlooked aspect of Western Pennsylvania history. More than 400 black-and-white photographs, approximately 80 measured drawings and an extensive text, coupled with a splendid array of the early dwellings, barns, outbuildings, churches, arsenals, banks, inns, commercial buildings, tollhouses, mills, and even tombstones of early 20th century western Pennsylvania. Red cloth over boards. Square tight binding. Gilt titling on spine and cover. Clean interior save for previous owner signature to top corner of pastedown. Slight edge wear on top and bottom of spine. No dust jacket. "Charles Morse Stotz was an architect, architectural historian, and preservationist. He is known for his extensive study of the architectural history of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. He was one of the architects to practice in the field of preservation. He was credited with arousing 'public awareness of the rich and significant history of western Pennsylvania.' This exquisite gem would be a great addition to any modern-day architecture library. Seller Inventory # 16665

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Early Architecture of Western ...

Publisher: William Helburn, Inc, New York

Publication Date: 1936

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: First Edition.