Baltimore Rowhouse

Baltimore Rowhouse
ISBN-10
1568981775
ISBN-13
9781568981772
Category
Architecture / Buildings / Residential
Pages
211
Language
English
Published
1999-06
Publisher
Princeton Architectural Press
Authors
Charles Belfoure, Mary Ellen Hayward

Description

This lively and informative work chronicles the 200-year history of the Baltimore rowhouse, from its emergence in the 19th century as speculative brick rows throughout the city to its late 20th century popularity as housing for inner-city families.

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