Perspectives in vernacular architecture. VIII, People, power, places
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Anglo-American wooden frame farmhouses in the Midwest, 1830-1900 : origins of balloon frame construction / Fred W. Peterson -- The machine in the garden : the trolley cottage as romantic artifact / William B. Rhoads --The workers' cottage in Milwaukee's Polish community : housing and the process of Americanization, 1870-1920 / Thomas C. Hubka and Judith T. Kenny --Midwesterners in the Matanuska Valley : colonizing rural Alaska during the 1930s / Arnold R. Alanen -- "Come in the dark" : domestic workers and their rooms in apartheid-era Johannesburg, South Africa / Rebecca Ginsburg --Familiar things in strange places : Ankara's Ethnography Museum and the legacy of Islam in republican Turkey / Zeynep Kezer -- Manufacturing moral reform : images and realities of a nineteenth-century American prison / Elaine Jackson-Retondo -- The gazes of hierarchy at religious camp meetings, 1850-1925 / Anna Vemer Andrzejewski --

Constructions of tradition : vernacular architecture, country music, and auto-ethnography / Michael Ann Williams and Larry Morrisey

Constructing optimism : Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest / Travis C. McDonald Jr.

Commercial space as consumption arena : retail stores in early Virginia / Ann Smart Martin

Chicago's Eleanor Clubs : housing working women in the early twentieth century / Jeanne Catherine Lawrence

Inside the institution : the art and craft of settlement work at the Oakland New Century Club, 1895-1923 / Marta Gutman.