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Originally published: New York: St. Martin's Press, 2008. Read More >>
In many ways, the story of the 1910 mansion The Moorings tells the story of one segment of life in Grosse Pointe,... Read More >>
Over 60 images relating to the U.S. Capitol building in a full-color paperback. Part of Applewood's Pictorial America... Read More >>
Vintage postcard portrait panoramas of San Antonio that illustrate a city's transition into modern times Read More >>
Legendary Cowboys receiver Pearson and longtime Dallas sportswriter Luksa have teamed up to compile the fondest... Read More >>
The National Mall in Washington, DC, is 'a great public space, as essential a part of the American landscape as... Read More >>
During his stay at Wilton with the Earl of Pembroke, King James I (1566-1625) sent his court architect Inigo Jones... Read More >>
The Central Savannah River Area is famous for the sand hills that frame both sides of the great river dividing South... Read More >>
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Though the landscape has certainly changed, many of Birmingham's early landmarks--testaments to the steelworkers... Read More >>
City of Refuge is artist Krzysztof Wodiczko's ambitious proposal to create a literal memorial for the 9/11 attacks,... Read More >>
"Though the landscape has certainly changed, many of Birmingham s early landmarks testaments to the steelworkers... Read More >>
For tourists and long-time residents, and for anyone interested in the Civil War or public art, Testament to Union... Read More >>
This book will be of interest to a wide range of professional practitioners, academics and policy-makers, as well... Read More >>
Presents an account of the cultural politics surrounding the memorialization of the Vietnam War. This book presents... Read More >>
Comprises sequences of historical photographs of various Burke and Wills monuments in parallel to a text which describes... Read More >>
Raoul Wallenberg is remembered for his humanitarian activity on behalf of the Hungarian Jews at the end of World... Read More >>
The many meanings of obelisks across nearly forty centuries, from Ancient Egypt (which invented them) to twentieth-century... Read More >>
In the 1660s, Jews of Iberian ancestry, many of them fleeing Inquisitorial persecution, established an agrarian... Read More >>
During World War 2 the Neues Museum was almost completely destroyed. Now, on the Berlin Museum Island with its tremendous... Read More >>
Ten years in the making, this informative guide to a dozen Los Angeles cemeteries locates the 400 most interesting... Read More >>
