A historical and architectural study of three rustic structures at Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park: the market, District Ranger's residence, and comfort station (Volume 1)
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A historical and architectural study of three rustic structures at Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park: the market, District Ranger's residence, and comfort station (Volume 1)

by C. Craig. Frazier

History Architecture National Parks
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This volume examines three rustic structures at Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park: the market, District Ranger’s residence, and comfort station. Combining historical and architectural focus, it offers a concise resource for readers studying park buildings, historic preservation, and the built environment of America’s national parks.

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This volume presents a historical and architectural study of three rustic structures located at Giant Forest in Sequoia National Park.

The buildings examined are the market, the District Ranger’s residence, and the comfort station.

Focused on these individual structures, the work provides documentation for readers interested in park architecture, historic buildings, and the development of Sequoia National Park.

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