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Explore the enduring beauty of early American architecture with "Colonial Homes in North Carolina" by John V. Allcott. This meticulously researched volume delves into the rich history of residential buildings in North Carolina, showcasing the unique blend of architectural styles that define the state's colonial past.
Discover the hallmarks of southern architecture and vernacular architecture through detailed descriptions and historical context. From grand estates to more modest dwellings, the book illuminates the evolution of colonial architecture and its lasting impact on the North Carolina landscape.
Perfect for enthusiasts of historic buildings, historical preservation, and colonial history, "Colonial Homes in North Carolina" offers a fascinating glimpse into the architectural heritage of the South. A valuable resource for understanding and appreciating the homes that shaped the character of North Carolina.
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