Constructing Free Identity: The Invention and Adaptation of the Charleston Freedman's Cottage
Entry/Object ID
2008.002.0073
Description
The Charleston freedman's cottage is an urban dwelling which takes formal influence from the recognizable vernacular of the city. Although the structure derives from the single house, it embodies the spirit of newly liberated African-Americans, transforming the urban landscape of Charleston's post-civil War neighborhoods. (Master's thesis.)
vii, 67 leaves, [48] leaves of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm. (typescript, unbound)
Notes: Master's thesis, UVA Dept. of Architectural History of the School of Architecture (Master of Architectural History).
By Paige Marie Wagoner.
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Filed with Freedman's Cottage documentation, 2007.001.10.1.