Nineteenth-Century Mormon Architecture and City Planning
C. Mark Hamilton examines nineteenth-century Mormon architecture and city planning in this focused historical study. Bringing together architectural and urban perspectives, the book explores how built environments can express religious identity and community organization during a significant period of development.
About This Book
Nineteenth-Century Mormon Architecture and City Planning focuses on the architectural and urban-planning traditions associated with Mormon communities.
The book considers how buildings and cities can reflect religious identity, social organization, and historical circumstances.
Its subject combines architectural history with the study of city planning in the nineteenth century.
Written by C. Mark Hamilton, this work provides a focused resource for readers interested in architecture, urban history, and Mormon studies.
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