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Landmarks of Otsego County (New York State Series),Used
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From Cooperstown to Oneonta, much of the rich architectural heritage of New York States Otsego County is wonderfully preserved; much of it waits to be explored. Diantha Schull presents more than 200 of the countys eighteenth and nineteenthcentury buildings, sophisticated and simple aliketheir styles, uses, histories, preservation, and sometimes their destruction. From great, Romanesque public buildings, classical Greek Revival estates, and fanciful Victorian homes, to oneroom schools, octagonal barns, and modest Federal farmhouses, these buildings create a vivid record of the styles, tastes, and necessities of past centuries. Schull sharpens our appreciation for that mix of architecture and history unique to each town or village, its sense of community. Whether used for agriculture, industry, commerce, religion, education, government, or residence, each building is best seen in this holistic context. With hundreds of photographs, a map, and history as a guide, Schull opens our eyes to the architecture of the county, to careful restoration, to adaptive reuse, and to neglect. She encourages us to discover for ourselves the irreplaceable physical heritage around us.
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