Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture includes photographs of a great number of examples of architecture in Missouri along with comments on the location and often the name of the architect. The earliest structure mentioned is the Catholic Cathedral in St. Louis. Included are photographs of many structures in St. Joseph and also structures whose architect was Edmond J. Eckel in other areas of Missouri. Included with the book is a picture of a farmyard including cattle near a house with a thatched roof with a handwritten note on the back from/to T. Chas. Spalding. The book was donated by Elliott Spalding.
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Architecture, Missouri, History, Eckel, Edmond J., St. Joseph, MO, Architecture, American Architecture, St. Joseph Architecture, Eckel, Edmund J., St. Louis Architecture
