A public building for a new democracy : the Patent Office Building in the nineteenth century / by Douglas E. Evelyn.

Main entry:

Evelyn, Douglas E., 1941-

Title & Author:

A public building for a new democracy : the Patent Office Building in the nineteenth century / by Douglas E. Evelyn.

Publication:

1997.

Description:

682 leaves : ill., plans ; 29 cm.

Notes:
Thesis (Ph. D.)--George Washington University, 1997.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 517-542).
Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. : UMI Dissertation Services, 1997 (1998 printing). x, 682 p. : ill., plans ; 22 cm.

Subject:

Mills, Robert, 1781-1855.
Walter, Thomas Ustick, 1804-1887.
United States. Patent Office Buildings.
United States. Patent Office.
Public buildings Washington (D.C.)
Architecture Washington (D.C.)
City planning Washington (D.C.)
Neoclassicism (Architecture) Washington (D.C.)
Building, Fireproof Washington (D.C.)
Exhibitions (Evaluation)
Bâtiments publics Washington (D.C.)
Néoclassicisme (Architecture) Washington (D.C.)
Construction à l'épreuve du feu Washington (D.C.)
Architecture.
Building, Fireproof.
Buildings.
City planning.
Exhibitions Evaluation.
Neoclassicism (Architecture)
Politics and government.
Public buildings.
Washington (D.C.) Buildings, structures, etc.
United States Politics and government 19th century.
États-Unis Politique et gouvernement 19e siècle.
United States.
Washington (D.C.)
Public buildings United States.
American architects.

Form/genre:

Theses.

Added entries:

Patent Office Building in the nineteenth century

Holdings:

Location: Library main 196428
Call No.: ID NA4423.W3 E94 1997; ID:97-B4461
Status: Available

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