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Buildings Of Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh And Western Pennsylvania (Buildings Of The United States),Used
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Buildings of Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania considers the architecture, landscape, and town plans of thirtyone counties west of Blue Mountain and north to Lake Erie, including cities and communities big and small, from Pittsburgh, Beaver Falls, Johnstown, and Altoona to Bellefonte, State College, Lock Haven, Clarion, and Erie, and scores of places in between. The first comprehensive look at the built environment in this large and varied territory, the volume spans the years from the late eighteenth century through to the first decade of the new millennium and reveals a range of architectural surprises. The authors discuss exemplary and everyday buildings and placesHarmonist villages, Carnegie libraries, river communities, amusement parks, farms and barns, the crossroads of Breezewood, and Frank Lloyd Wrights Fallingwater among themand canvass the scores of bridges, railroads, and inclines that cross the regions rivers, hills, and mountains. Descriptions of close to 150 of the commonwealths small settlements, from coal patches to pike towns, capture the intense dialogue between industry and agriculture that typifies western Pennsylvania. Close to 400 illustrations, including photographs, maps, and drawings, bring the nearly 800 entries to life. Intended to complement the forthcoming companion volumeBuildings of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvaniain the Buildings of the United States series, this book will pique the interest and curiosity of architectural historians and general readers alike.A volume in the Buildings of the United States series of the Society of Architectural Historians
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