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Jeffrey A. Hess, Paul Clifford Larson “St. Paul's Architecture: A History"
Univ Of Minnesota Press | 2006-05-29 | ISBN: 0816635900 | 304 pages | PDF | 24,2 MB
From
the grand boulevard of Summit Avenue to the gleaming State Capitol,
from the warehouses of University Avenue to the postwar neighborhoods
in Highland Park, St. Paul, Minnesota, is a city blessed with an
extraordinary architectural heritage. In St. Paul’s Architecture,
Jeffrey A. Hess and Paul Clifford Larson portray the city’s distinct
history and character through the evolution of its architecture.
Starting with the buildings that defined St. Paul’s founding in the
1840s, through the great construction boom of the mid-1880s, to the
stylish and artistic work of Period Revival architects in the 1920s and
1930s and the rise of modernism after World War II, the authors
showcase the city’s rich architectural heritage. Concluding the
exploration, the book’s final chapter sheds light on the architecture
of present-day St. Paul. St. Paul’s Architecture presents more than 225
notable surviving buildings and the history of several neighborhoods of
the city. With many historical photographs and illustrations, this
engaging book is a valuable resource not only for those interested in
architectural heritage but also for anyone who admires St. Paul’s
unique beauty and charm. Jeffrey A. Hess is a cultural historian who
writes about the evolution of the American landscape. He recently
retired from the historical consulting firm of Hess, Roise and Company.
Paul Clifford Larson is a public historian and historic building
consultant. He is the author of Minnesota Architect: The Life and Work
of Clarence H. Johnston, Icy Pleasures: Minnesota Celebrates Winter,
and A Place at the Lake. Published in cooperation with the City of St.
Paul Heritage Preservation Commission.
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Jeffrey A. Hess, Paul Clifford Larson “St. Paul's Architecture: A History"
Univ Of Minnesota Press | 2006-05-29 | ISBN: 0816635900 | 304 pages | PDF | 24,2 MB
From
the grand boulevard of Summit Avenue to the gleaming State Capitol,
from the warehouses of University Avenue to the postwar neighborhoods
in Highland Park, St. Paul, Minnesota, is a city blessed with an
extraordinary architectural heritage. In St. Paul’s Architecture,
Jeffrey A. Hess and Paul Clifford Larson portray the city’s distinct
history and character through the evolution of its architecture.
Starting with the buildings that defined St. Paul’s founding in the
1840s, through the great construction boom of the mid-1880s, to the
stylish and artistic work of Period Revival architects in the 1920s and
1930s and the rise of modernism after World War II, the authors
showcase the city’s rich architectural heritage. Concluding the
exploration, the book’s final chapter sheds light on the architecture
of present-day St. Paul. St. Paul’s Architecture presents more than 225
notable surviving buildings and the history of several neighborhoods of
the city. With many historical photographs and illustrations, this
engaging book is a valuable resource not only for those interested in
architectural heritage but also for anyone who admires St. Paul’s
unique beauty and charm. Jeffrey A. Hess is a cultural historian who
writes about the evolution of the American landscape. He recently
retired from the historical consulting firm of Hess, Roise and Company.
Paul Clifford Larson is a public historian and historic building
consultant. He is the author of Minnesota Architect: The Life and Work
of Clarence H. Johnston, Icy Pleasures: Minnesota Celebrates Winter,
and A Place at the Lake. Published in cooperation with the City of St.
Paul Heritage Preservation Commission.
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