Books, Articles, and
Videos
Architecture—Folk and Vernacular
Glassie, Henry. (2000) Vernacular Architecture. Bloomington, IN:
Indiana University Press.
Jakle, John A., Robert W. Bastian, and Douglas K. Meyer. (1989)
Common Houses in America's
Small Towns. Athens, GA: University of
Georgia Press.
Roberts, Warren E. (1996) Log Buildings of Southern Indiana.
Bloomington: Trickster Press.
Architecture—Guides to Styles
Baker, John Milnes. (2002) American House Styles: A Precise Guide.
New York: W. W. Norton.
Blumenson, John J. G. (1981). Identifying American Architecture,
1600-1945. New York: W. W. Norton & Company.
Longstreth, Richard. (2000) The Buildings of Main Street: A Guide to
American Commercial Architecture.
Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press.
McAlester, Virgina and Lee. (1996) A Field Guide to American Houses.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
Whiffen, Marcus. (1992) American Architecture Since 1780: A Guide to
Styles. Cambridge, MA:
MIT Press.
Architecture—History of American
Gelernter, Mark. (1999) A History of American Architecture: Buildings
in their Cultural and
Technological Context. Hanover, N.H. :
University Press of New England.
A richly illustrated history of American
architecture that explains why particular architectural ideas occurred when
and where they did.
Roth, Leland. (1979) A Concise History of American Architecture.
New York: Harper & Row.
Perhaps the standard text on the subject.
----- . (2001) American Architecture: A History. Boulder, CO:
Westview Press.
"This is the best one-volume survey of American
architecture on the market today," according to Choice.
Upton, Dell. (1998) Architecture in the United States. Oxford:
Oxford university Press.
Revolutionizing interpretation examines
American architecture in relation to five themes: community, nature,
technology, money, and art.
Architecture—Indiana
Roberts, Warren E. (1996) Log Buildings of Southern Indiana.
Bloomington: Trickster Press.
Shaw, Bill and Marsh Davis. (2002) 99 Historic Homes of Indiana: A
Look Inside. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
Coffee table book. Features the Dick and
Marilyn Hornberger house at 90 South Ohio Street in Martinsville.
Wyman, Tom.
"Evansville
firm becomes iron giant." Indiana Preservationist,
September-October 2005: 4-5.
Architecture—Martinsville and Morgan County
Martin, John.
"The landmarks that launched Wooden's career." Indiana Preservationist,
November-December 2001: 10-11.
Morgan County Interim Report: Indiana Historic Sites and Structures
Inventory. (1993)
Indianapolis: Historic Landmarks Foundation of
Indiana.
Stuttgen, Joanne Raetz. (1994) One-Room and Two-Room Country
Schoolhouses of Morgan
County, Indiana: An Architectural Survey.
Unpublished manuscript produced with support of an Indiana Heritage Research
Grant. Copies available at Morgan County Public Library, Martinsville;
Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana; Indiana Historical Society; and
Indiana Humanities Council.
----- . (2002) (Re)Constructing the Little Red Schoolhouse: History,
Landscape, and Memory.
PhD dissertation, Indiana University. Copy
available at Morgan County Public Library, Martinsville, and Indiana
University Library.
Barns
Noble, Allen G. and Hubert G. H. Wilhelm. (1995) Barns of the Midwest.
Columbus: Ohio State
University Press.
Noble, Allen G.and Richard K. Cleek. (1995 ) The Old Barn Book: A
Field Guide to North
American Barns and Other Farm Structures.
New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University
Press.
Bridges
Cooper, James L. (1997) Artistry and Ingenuity in Artificial Stone:
Indiana's Concrete Bridges,
1900-1942.
Published by the author. Copies available from
the author. Contact Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana 1-800-450-4534
for contact information.
----- . (1987) Iron Monuments to Distant Posterity: Indiana's Metal
Bridges, 1870-1930.
Published by the author. Copies may still be
available from the author. Contact Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana
1-800-450-4534 for contact information.
DeLony, Eric. (1993) Landmark American Bridges. New York:
Bullfinch Press.
Cemeteries
Indiana Preservationist, March-April 2003.
Feature topic: "Landmarks of the Passed."
Meyer, Richard E., ed. (1992) Cemeteries and Gravemarkers: Voices of
American Culture.
Logan, UT: Utah State University Press.
Ridlen, Susanne S. Tree-Stump Tombstones: A Field Guide to Rustic
Funerary Art in Indiana.
Kokomo, IN: Old Richardville Publications,
Kokomo-Howard County Public Library. 1999.
Roberts, Warren E. "The Sincerest Form of Flattrry: Originals and
Imitations in 'Rustic
Monuments' of the Limestone Belt of Indiana."
In Viewpoints on Folklife: Looking at the
Overlooked,145-61. Ann Arbor, MI: UMI
Research Press.
Stuttgen, Joanne Raetz. (2000) "Tree Stump
Tombstones: Funerary Art from Indiana."
Washington State
Cemetery Association Newsletter, Issue 1, No. 2. Click
here to view
article.
Churches
Indiana Preservationst, May-June1994.
Feature topic: "Keeping the Faith."
Indiana Preservationist, November-December 2003.
Feature topic: "Keeping the Faith."
Historic Preservation
Barthel, Diane. (1996) Historic Preservation: Collective Memory and
Historical Identity.
New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.
Fitch, James Marston. (1982) Historic Preservation: Curatorial Management
of the Built World.
New York: McGraw-Hill.
Murtagh, William J. (1997) Keeping Time: The History and Theory of
Preservation in America.
New York: John Wiley & Sons.
Illustrated Architectural Dictionaries
Ernest Burden. (2002) Illustrated Dictionary of Architecture. New
York: McGraw-Hill.
Carley, Rachel. (1994) The Visual Dictionary of American Domestic
Architecture. New York, Henry Holt and Company.
Ching, Francis D. K. (1995) A Visual Dictionary of Architecture.
New York: John Wiley and Sons.
Kennedy, Alexandra. (1992) Visual Dictionary of
Buildings. New York: Dorling Kindersley Publishing.
Log Buildings
Indiana Preservationist, January-February 1995.
Feature topic: "Cabin Fever"
Roberts, Warren E. (1996) Log Buildings of Southern Indiana.
Bloomington: Trickster Press.
Mail-Order/Catalogue/Kit Houses
Schweitzer, Robert and Michael W. R. Davis. (1990)
America's Favorite Homes: Mail-Order
Catalogues as a Guide to Popular Early 20th-Century
Houses. Detroit, MI: Wayne State
University Press.
Stevenson, Katherine Cole and H. Ward Jandl. (1986) Houses By Mail: A
Guide to Houses from
Sears, Roebuck and Company. [Washington,
D. C.: Preservation Press.] New York: John S. Wiley & Sons.
Thornton, Rosemary. (2004) California's Kit Homes: A Reprint of the
1925 Pacific Ready-Cut
Homes Catalogue.
Alton, IL: Gentle Beam Publications.
----- . (2004) Finding the Houses that Sears Built: A Guide to the 60
Most
Popular Designs. Alton, IL: Gentle Beam
Publications.
----- . (2002) The Houses that Sears Built: Everything You Wanted to
Know About Sears
Catalog Homes.
Alton, IL: Gentle Beam Publications.
Martinsville and Morgan County History
Blanchard, Charles.
Major, Noah J. (1915) Pioneers of Morgan County: Memoirs of Noah J.
Major. Ed. Logan
Esarey. Indianapolis: E. J. Hecker. Indiana
Historical Society Publications, Vol. V, No. 5.
Stuttgen, Joanne Raetz. (1995) Martinsville: A Pictorial History.
St. Louis, MO: G. Bradley
Publishing.
History of Martinsville based on historic
photographs, postcards, and other illustrative matter.
----- . (forthcoming) Martinsville and Morgan County. Chicago:
Arcadia.
History of Martinsville and Morgan County as depicted through
historic postcard images.
Schoolhouses
Fuller, Wayne E. (1982) The Old Country School: The Story of Rural
Education in the Middle
West. Chicago: University Press of
Chicago.
Guilford, Andrew. (1996) America's Country Schools. Niwot, CO:
University Press of Colorado.
Indiana Preservationist, November-December 1992.
Feature topic: "School Days."
Rahn, Stuart.
"Cross School teaches a new generation." Indiana
Preservationist, July-August 1998: 13.
Stuttgen, Joanne Raetz. (1994) One-Room and Two-Room Country
Schoolhouses of Morgan
County, Indiana: An Architectural Survey.
Unpublished manuscript produced with support of an Indiana Heritage Research
Grant. Copies available at Morgan County Public Library, Martinsville;
Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana; Indiana Historical Society; and
Indiana Humanities Council.
----- . (2002) (Re)Constructing the Little Red Schoolhouse: History,
Landscape, and Memory.
PhD dissertation, Indiana University. Copy
available at Morgan County Public Library, Martinsville, and Indiana
University Library.
Transportation-Related Historic Resources
Indiana Preservationist, June-July 1998.
Feature topic: "Driving Design."
Videos/DVDs
My Architect: A Son's Journey. (2005) Dir. Nathaniel Kahn New
York: New Yorker Video.
The director, the illegitimate son of legendary
architect Louis I. Kahn, undertakes a
worldwide exploration to discover and
understand his father's and the personal choices he made.
Three Wright Eras: Places for Living, Work, Worship. (1997) PBS
Home Video.
Explores three types of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings. This
program spans forty years
and encompasses the incredibly productive and
tumultuous years until his death. All of the featured buildings are in
Wisconsin, the state where Frank Lloyd Wright was born and lived most of his
life.
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