Memorials, monuments books

Glasgow's rapid industrial development in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries left a legacy of unemployment...  Read More >>

Presents an extensive appraisal of several cohesive style groups of monuments, being the products of specific monument...  Read More >>

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Thre creation of teh FDR Memorial in Wash. DC is a political story as well as the personal saga of Lawrence Halprin,...  Read More >>

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Focusing on pieces created between 1695 and 1802, this volume offers an examination of the tombstones and grave...  Read More >>

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Washington, D.C. has monuments and memorials to great American events and people in its traffic circles, parks,...  Read More >>

Remembering Women Murdered by Men features the voices of memorial makers and the struggle of bringing public attention...  Read More >>

Inscribed as World Heritage by UNESCO in 1993, the Qutb groups of monuments contains over 70 heritage buildings...  Read More >>

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A set of a book and four CDs. This title offers images of the beauty of graves, sculptures and landscaping in famous...  Read More >>

Built as a fortress in 1514 to defend the mouth of Lisbon's river Tejo, Torre de Belem is the only complete Manueline...  Read More >>

Beautiful and evocative colour photographs of the temples of Angkor, Cambodia.  Read More >>

This ninth volume of Public Sculpture of Britain includes all of Staffordshire together with the Black Country (including...  Read More >>

This ninth volume of Public Sculpture of Britain includes all of Staffordshire together with the Black Country (including...  Read More >>

The Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon in Charleston, South Carolina, is one of the great buildings of Colonial America....  Read More >>

this study documents current and historical conditions of HS-11's interior configurations and finishes. Investigation...  Read More >>

"Inescapably controversial, its very existence challenged by German intellectuals like Günter Grass, the Holocaust...  Read More >>

Bandelier National Monument has drawn archeologists for over a century, in search of the history behind the mysteriously...  Read More >>

War memorials are a feature of Britain's landscape, and part of the fabric of its history as a nation. The Imperial...  Read More >>

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Redland Field opened in 1912 and hosted its first World Series seven years later. It was renamed Crosley Field in...  Read More >>

Chicago is known throughout the world for its architecture. Although many people are familiar with the city's skyscrapers...  Read More >>

Chicago is known throughout the world for its architecture. Although many people are familiar with the city's skyscrapers...  Read More >>