Early Domestic Architecture of Pennsylvania, by Eleanor Raymond. 133 Pages. Clothbound. In this book, Eleanor Raymond shows some of the smaller, more primitive houses, barns, and outbuildings that are so typical of Eastern Pennsylvania, yet are quickly disappearing from the countryside. Filled with hundreds of photographs, this book reveals how these houses and farm buildings manifested their function, how perfectly they were adapted to site and how simple they were expressed in the best materials at hand. UNAVAILABLE (BK-0483)
