Name/Title
Germantown Revitalization Project: Book ReviewsEntry/Object ID
2012.14.1Scope and Content
Paginated, but pages are not paginated sequentially, but rather are in sections with some pages remaining unpaginated. Therefore, exact number of pages is unknown.
One of a set of two volumes of spiral-bound books: "Germantown Revitalization Project: Senior Design Studio Fall- 1998" prepared by students of Temple University's Ambler campus, Thomas P. Mishler, professor of the Department of Landscape Architecture and Horticulture.
This volume includes research related to the project, is unindexed. Provides history of Germantown, its settlement, architectural styles, settlement patterning, government and politics, evolution of the Wyck House, Stenton House, Phil-Ellena, and associated land use.
Includes schematic drawings showing different eras in the settlement of Germantown, and inventory of "Historically Significant Building Sites of Germantown" by Leigh A. Darwak. Also includes inventory of "notable gardens."