Historic Architecture in Mississippi - Mary Wallace Crocker - 1974 Edition, Second Printing equestrian it enabled you to practice

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9" inches (width - handle to handle) x 3"inches (height)

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- 356 pages

Historic Architecture in Mississippi - Mary Wallace Crocker - 1974 Edition, Second Printing equestrian it enabled you to practiceTo locate historic buildings in Mississippi, to photograph them, to find relevant references and to write about the structures could be a life time project Mary Wallace Crocker {HISTORY} It took writer and photographer, Mary Wallace Crocker four years to put this book of Mississippi's historic architecture together. From 1969 1973, Mary explored the state via county, city and township looking at the architecturally significant details of all manner of