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| Accession# |
2002.0001 |
| Call# |
690.80971 MOO |
| Catalog date |
02/20/2002 |
| Classification |
Architecture |
| Collection |
Library |
| Author |
Moogk, Peter N. |
| Publish date |
1977 |
| Summary |
An unconventional account of early French Canada. It describes the social background of popular architecture and shows how the evolution of the Canadiens was mirrored in the houses they built. Includes notes, glossary of French terms, bibliography and index. Also includes illustrations of styles of architecture and architectural details. |
| Year Range from |
1977 |
| ISBN |
0-7710-5466-1 |
| Language |
English |
| Object ID |
2002.0001.082 |
| Object Name |
Book |
| Phys Desc |
Hardcover; 144 pages |
| Publisher |
McClelland and Stewart |
| Pub Place |
Toronto |
| Recfrom |
Hunker Associates, Inc. |
| Search Terms |
Architectural History
Houses
Canada
New France |
| Subjects |
Architecture
Houses
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| Title |
Building a House in New France: An Account of the Perplexities of Client and Craftsmen in Early Canada |
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