Antebellum Architecture of Kentucky

The book explores Kentucky's architectural evolution during the eight decades before the Civil War, highlighting a blend of traditional English influences and frontier innovation. Clay Lancaster examines significant structures throughout the state, featuring works by renowned architects and local builders. With historical context, drawings, photographs, and floor plans, the volume showcases the distinctive regional style, particularly the Geometric Style, which flourished in Kentucky. This comprehensive study celebrates the state's rich architectural heritage, appealing to architecture enthusiasts.