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Early Texas architecture

by Gordon Echols

Cover of Early Texas architecture

"In Early Texas Architecture, Gordon Echols uncovers the traits that make Texas distinctive by examining Texas dwellings ranging from primitive dugouts and dog-run log cabins to stylish Greek Revival and Victorian structures. Although each building represents a difference in form and function, together they embody the fabric of Texas life."--BOOK JACKET.

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