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Upper Cumberland Historic Architecture
 
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Birdwell, Michael E. W. Calvin Dickinson Homer D. Kemp Upper Cumberland Historic Architecture ISBN: 1-57736-220-9 • $39.95 128 pages • hardcover with foil stamp • 8 1/2 x 11 Imprint: HP • In this book, readers encounter the various styles of architecture that developed from 1785–1950 in the eight-county region above Carthage, Tennessee: Putnam, Fentress, Jackson, Smith, White, Overton, Dekalb, and Cumberland Counties. The authors explain how various modes of transportation influenced the region’s industries and architecture. With over ninety photographs, the book shares log houses, Gothic Revival churches, twentieth-century Craftsman homes, and more. Prominent figures like Alvin York and Cordell Hull are also remembered.