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CALL NUMBER: 720.103 WEL

OBJECT TYPE: Book

TITLE: Material Witnesses: Domestic Architecture and Plantation Landscapes in Early Virginia

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Collection of essays and articles by Camille Wells, one of the foremost experts on 18th century Virginia architecture from a career of studying architecture, archaeology, and material evidence and records ranging from ceramics, furniture, and textiles to estate inventories and newspapers. Indexed. [1] Recovering Contours of a Vanished Virginia [2] The Eighteenth-Century Landscape of Virginia’s Northern Neck [3] The Planter’s Prospect: Houses, Outbuildings, and Rural Landscapes in Eighteenth-Century Virginia [4] Dower Play/Power Play: Menokin and the Ordeal of Elite House Building in Colonial Virginia [5] Interior Designs: Furnishings and Historical Interpretations at Colonial Williamsburg [6] Deliberation on Display: Contributions to a Furnishing Plan for the Octagon [7] Virginia by Design: The Making of Tuckahoe and the Remaking of Monticello [8] The Matthew Jones House: Architectural Analysis and Education at a Colonial Virginia Site [9] The Mulit-Storied House: Twentieth-Century Encounters with the Domestic Architecture of Colonial Virginia

AUTHOR: Wells, Camille

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PUBLICATION DATE: 2018

PUBLISHER: University of Virginia Press

PLACE OF PUBLICATION: Charlottesville VA

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