Building antebellum New Orleans : free people of color and their influence

Building antebellum New Orleans : free people of color and their influence

African American architects -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- History -- 19th century

Architecture -- United States -- History -- 19th century

African American architecture -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- 19th century

"Building Antebellum New Orleans examines the architectural activities of New Orleans's gens de couleur libres--free people of color with a mixture of black and European, usually French or Spanish, ancestry. Architectural historian Tara Dudley focuses on their influence on the physical growth of New Orleans and on the historical, cultural, and economic implications of their contributions to nineteenth-century American architecture"-- Provided by publisher.

Tara A. Dudley

Dudley, T. A. (2021). Building antebellum New Orleans : free people of color and their influence (First edition.). University of Texas Press.

University of Texas Press

2021

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Call Number: NA738 .B53 D83 2021X