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Kentucky Folk Architecture

by William Lynwood Montell

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A concise and amply illustrated introduction to Kentucky folk structures--log cabins, houses, cribs, and barns--that should be treasured as irreplaceable expressions of the cultural values of the Commonwealth's past.
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A brief, highly basic introduction, covering only rural house types and barn types. A bit outdated in analysis because it was first published in the mid-1970s, though the photographs of now-lost buildings are valuable (except the information provided about their location and date is often scant). Having studied vernacular architecture in grad school, I didn't learn much reading the chapter on homes - very general information, not necessarily specific to Kentucky. The barns chapter was more extensive, covering a large number of different subregional types and noting their prevalence in different parts of Kentucky and nearby states. ( )
  SusieBookworm | Jan 25, 2019 |
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A concise and amply illustrated introduction to Kentucky folk structures--log cabins, houses, cribs, and barns--that should be treasured as irreplaceable expressions of the cultural values of the Commonwealth's past.

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