Stately homes in America : from colonial times to the present day (1903)
Desmond, Harry W. (Harry William), 1863-1913, Croly, Herbert David, 1869-1930 · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 154
of whichcontained the usual parlor, sitting-room, dining-room, andlibrary or offices. The outbuildings were numerous but un-important, and were intended for the accommodation of thedomestic slaves. In every detail except plan this type ofdwelling was as much of an exception and incongruity… … a. w X o CO <o W u w c W THE TRANSITIONAL DWELLING was an indication that the economic basis of the system wasshifting and restricted. The rich Southern planter rarelyhad much money ahead; his receipts varied considerably indifferent years; he spent his income generously upon his liv-ing and…
Architecture, Domestic
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