The Development of the 'Farmer's Mansion' in Kansas: A Regional Case Study of Vernacular Architecture, 1850 - 1900
Title
The Development of the 'Farmer's Mansion' in Kansas: A Regional Case Study of Vernacular Architecture, 1850 - 1900
Description
This study includes maps of the country, information from books and online articles as well as photographs and diagrams of homes. The I-House was an early form of architecture throughout the History of the United States. This home migrated with the North Midland group.
Creator
Matt Cantril
Publisher
The Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Date
Spring 2013
Rights
The Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Relation
Kansas State University, Department of History
Format
pdf
Type
Document
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Collection
Citation
Matt Cantril, “The Development of the 'Farmer's Mansion' in Kansas: A Regional Case Study of Vernacular Architecture, 1850 - 1900,” Chapman Center Research Collections, accessed April 1, 2023, https://ccrsresearchcollections.omeka.net/items/show/227.