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Exploring the architectural heritage of Cape Cod, Jaci Conry highlights the diverse styles that define the region, from the simple cottages of early settlers to the grandeur of Victorian and Shingle-style mansions from the Gilded Age. The narrative spans from Provincetown to Woods Hole, showcasing influences like Federal and Greek Revival homes built for sea captains, and Carpenter Gothic cottages linked to Methodist camp-goers. Conry, a native of the Cape, offers a unique perspective on how history and culture have shaped this iconic landscape.
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A History Through Houses: Cape Cod's Varied Residential Architecture, Jaci Conry
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- 2010
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- Title
- A History Through Houses: Cape Cod's Varied Residential Architecture
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Jaci Conry
- Publisher
- History Press
- Released
- 2010
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 160
- ISBN13
- 9781596299993
- Category
- Architecture and Urbanism
- Description
- Exploring the architectural heritage of Cape Cod, Jaci Conry highlights the diverse styles that define the region, from the simple cottages of early settlers to the grandeur of Victorian and Shingle-style mansions from the Gilded Age. The narrative spans from Provincetown to Woods Hole, showcasing influences like Federal and Greek Revival homes built for sea captains, and Carpenter Gothic cottages linked to Methodist camp-goers. Conry, a native of the Cape, offers a unique perspective on how history and culture have shaped this iconic landscape.