The Chesapeake House: Architectural Investigation by Colonial Williamsburg
by Carl R Lounsbury, Cary Carson
The Chesapeake House is an architectural investigation from Colonial Williamsburg, written by Carl R. Lounsbury and Cary Carson. Focusing on houses and regional building traditions, it offers readers an informed way to explore Chesapeake architecture, historical design, and the study of the past through its built environment.
About This Book
The Chesapeake House presents an architectural investigation by Colonial Williamsburg.
Written by Carl R. Lounsbury and Cary Carson, the book focuses on houses and the architectural traditions associated with the Chesapeake region.
It offers a historical and design-oriented perspective for readers interested in buildings, regional architecture, and the study of the past through material culture.
This title will appeal to students, researchers, preservationists, and general readers exploring American architectural history.
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