Cleveland Architecture, 1876-1976 by Eric Johannesen

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Cleveland Architecture, 1876-1976

by Eric Johannesen

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Info:	Western Reserve Historical Society (1979), Edition: 2nd print., rev., 1981, Paperback, 268 pages
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Although conceived as a continuation of Edmund Chapman's Cleveland: Village to Metropolis, Johannesen produced a volume that has become the standard architectural history of Cleveland. In treating architecture as a social phenomenon as well as a fine art, Johannesen addresses geography, environment, building type, style, technology, and architects.

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