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Index

Cover Title Acknowledgments Contents Preface to the New Edition Preface Introduction 1. Early Colonial: 1600–1715

Early New England Colonial: 1640–1715 Early Southern Colonial: 1640–1715

2. Colonial: 1715–1780

English: 1715–1780 Dutch: 1625–1800 Spanish: 1600s–1840s French: 1700–1825

3. Georgian: 1715–1780

New England: 1715–1780 The Middle Atlantic: 1715–1780 The South: 1715–1780

4. The Young Republic: 1780–1820

Federal: 1780–1820 Neoclassical: 1780–1825

5. An Emerging Nation: 1820–1860

Greek Revival: 1820–1850 Gothic Revival: 1840–1860

6. The Picturesque: 1840–1900

Swiss Cottage: 1840–1860 Italian Villa: 1845–1870 Italianate: 1845–1875 Italian Renaissance Revival: 1845–1860 Exotic Eclectic: 1850–1875 Second Empire: 1860–1880 Stick: 1855–1875 Queen Anne: 1880–1910

7. Palatial Palaces: 1880–1930

Romanesque: 1880–1900 Chateauesque: 1885–1910 Beaux-Arts: 1890–1930 Tudor: 1890–1930 Second Italian Renaissance Revival: 1890–1930 Neoclassical Revival: 1895–1950

8. Indigenous Styles: 1880–1930

Shingle: 1880–1905 Prairie: 1900–1920 Craftsman: 1900–1930

9. Reminiscent Styles: 1880–1940

Early Colonial Revival: 1885–1915 Dutch Colonial: 1890–1930 Elizabethan: 1910–1940 Spanish Mission: 1890–1920 Pueblo: 1900–1990s Spanish Colonial Revival: 1915–1940 Monterey: 1925–1955 French Rural: 1915–1940

10. The Modern Movement and Beyond: 1920–1990s

Moderne: 1920–1940 International: 1930–1990s Wrightian: 1940–1960s Popular House Styles: 1945–1990s

11. Novelty and Divergence: 1960–1990s: A Personal View of Late-Twentieth-Century Architectural Trends 12. What’s New?: 2000–Present Glossary Suggestions for Further Reading Index Also by John Milnes Baker Copyright