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Cumbria : Cumberland, Westmoreland and Furness.
Main entry:

Hyde, Matthew.

Title & Author:

Cumbria : Cumberland, Westmoreland and Furness.

Publication:

Yale University Press 2010.

Description:

800 p. : 120 col.ill. ; 22x12x4 cm.

Series:

The buildings of England.

Notes:
Hardback.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Geology and topography / Andrew A. McMillan -- Building materials / Alec Clifton-Taylor -- Archaeology / Humphrey Welfare -- Pre-Norman sculpture / Richard N. Baily -- The early Middle Ages -- Border Conflict, C14-C16 -- From the Union of the Crowns to c. 1750 -- Industrial archaeology / Gavin Watson -- The later georgians, c. 1750-c. 1840 -- Victorian and Edwardian -- From the First World War to the present -- Further reading -- Gazetteer.
Summary:

Brings together the historic counties of Cumberland and Westmorland with the old Furness division of Lancashire, in a comprehensive architectural guide to one of England's most varied and rewarding regions. This fully revised volume brings together the historic counties of Cumberland and Westmorland with the old Furness division of Lancashire, in a comprehensive architectural guide to one of England's most varied and rewarding regions. At its heart is the Lake District, where the well-loved vernacular architecture is overlaid by centuries of buildings, Georgian to modern, that respond in diverse ways to the magnificent landscape. The less familiar areas outside the National Park have an equal fascination, with numerous historic towns, spectacular industrial monuments, and distinctive traditions of church-building and fortified great houses. Fine Victorian and Arts-and-Crafts architecture can be found throughout, much of it published here for the first time.

Biographical note:

Matthew Hyde is an architectural historian based in northwest England. He is coauthor of Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East and the forthcoming Cheshire in the Buildings of England series. Nikolaus Pevsner (1902-83) founded the Buildings of England series.

ISBN:

9780300126631 (hbk)
0300126638

Subject:

Architecture England Cumbria Guidebooks.
Architecture England Cumbria History.
Architecture and Planning.
Architecture Angleterre Cumbria Guides.
Architecture Angleterre Cumbria Histoire.
Architecture
Buildings
Cumbria (England) Buildings, structures, etc. Guidebooks.
Cumbria (Angleterre) Constructions Guides.
England Cumbria

Form/genre:

Guidebooks.

Added entries:

Buildings of England.
Pevsner architectural guides.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room 270019
Call No.: NA980.C8 H9 2010
Status: Available

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