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Written in the Bricks: A Visual and Historical Tour of Fifteen Mississippi Hometowns

2 reviews
Mary Carol Miller

Quail Ridge Press, 1999

Stunning photography and fascinating text
Written in the bricks is more that just a beautiful coffee-table book. The stories contained in the accompanying text really highlight the uniqueness of Mississippi and its people. Rather than simply describing the photographs, the text invites the reader to see beyond the walls to the people who inspired the architecture and worked on the buildings. I recommend this book to anyone who ...

Where the elephants Roam. (Culture Center).(Antoinette Badenhorst)(Brief Article): An article from: ...
Mary Carol Miller

Downhome Publications, Inc., 2002

This digital document is an article from Mississippi Magazine, published by Downhome Publications, Inc. on January 1, 2002. The length of the article is 1036 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Where the elephants Roam. ...

P.F. Collier's 1992 International Year Book: Covering the Year 1991 (Yearbook 1992)
P.F. Collier, Lauren S. Bahr, ...

P.F. Collier, 1992

Lost Mansions of Mississippi

1 review
Mary Carol Miller

University Press of Mississippi, 1996

Wonderfully researched!
This book had a poignant feel because none of the historic homes featured still exist, but it was well-written and a work of love. The author's research was exhaustive, photos that were available of these homes were used whenever possible and the stories and histories behind these grand homes were enlightening. A definite read if you love the Old South and its faded glory.

Lost Landmarks of Mississippi
Mary Carol Miller

University Press of Mississippi, 2002

Mississippi's architectural heritage is one of columns and capitals, most readily envisioned in the great mansions of Natchez and Columbus. But for every Stanton Hall or Waverly, there was an equally memorable structure built for law, worship, or education. Antebellum Mississippians expressed their pride in their state and communities by erecting elegant Greek Revival schools and churches that rivaled those in Charleston and Boston. Even the ...

Share the Music 5, MacMillan/McGraw-Hill (Teacher's Edition Grade 5, Florida Edition)

1 review
Marilyn Copeland Davidson, Mary Goetze, Vincent P. Lawrence, Susan Snyder, Rene Boyer-Alexander, Margaret Campbelle-Holman, Robert de Frece, Doug Goodkin, Betsy M. Henderson, Michael Jothers, Carol King, Nancy L.T. Miller, Ivy Rawlins Judy Bond, 2003

Share the Music 5 Teachers Edition
This comprehensive music curriculum is systematic and includes excellent suggestions for active learning in music. It also contains cross curricular references and may be useful to the music specialist or the classroom teacher wanting to integrate music ways of learning in the curriculum.

Must See Mississippi: 50 Favorite Places

2 reviews
Mary Carol Miller

University Press of Mississippi, 2007

A "must have" book
Miller and Carter have once again produced a magnificent melding of words and images. This is a classic work that transcends interest in a single state and a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in Southern or architectural history. I don't live in Mississippi, but this book will be on my gift list for many friends across the country.

The Art Bulletin: A Quarterly Published by The College Art Association of America: March 1985, Volume LXVII, ...
Mary Ellen Miller, Lorene Pouncey, ...

The College Art Association of America, 1985

Articles and Notes: "A Re-Examination of the Mesoamerican Chacmool"; "Tumulos of Colonial Peru"; "The Annointing in Bethany and Other Revelations of Christ's Divinity on Duccio's Back Predella"; "Tradition and Innovation in Some Altarpieces by Bartoli di Fredi"; "Gothic Architecture by Remote Control: An Illustrated Building Contract of 1340"; "Juries, Protests, and Counter-Exhibitions before 1850"; "Academic Theory and A.-L.-T. Vaudoyer's ...

Great Houses of Mississippi

2 reviews
Mary Carol Miller

University Press of Mississippi, 2004

A wonderful collection of full-color photos
Mississippi residents, fans of old Southern architecture, and enthusiasts of American architectural heritage alike have a wonderful collection of full-color photos by Mary Rose Carter and accompanying historical background by Mary Carol Miller in Great Houses Of Mississippi. Miller's lively stories of the houses, their families, and their cultural mark accompany nearly a hundred full-color images ...

Guide to Benchmarks of Urban Capital Condition (Guides to Managing Urban Capital, Vol 3)
George E. Miller, Mary John Godwin, Stephen R. Spapiro, Carol Peterson

University Press of America, 1984

Benchmarks, or comparative measures of capital condition, are established for the infrastructure areas of water and sewer systems, roads, bridges, and mass transit using a sample of sixty-two cities. The cities were selected to represent different sizes, ages, regions, fiscal strengths, and forms of local government.

Marshall County:: From the Collection of Chesley Thorne Smith
Mary Carol Miller

Arcadia Publishing, 1998

Capturing townspeople and lifestyles that have long since disappeared, this remarkable review of Marshall County?s history features dozens of images which have never before been published. Antebellum mansions and Victorian cottages look new again; cotton gins and wagons lining the courthouse square mirror an agrarian economy, which has all but vanished from the area. From the desperate poverty of turn-of-the-century sharecroppers to the ...

P.F. Collier's Health & Medical Year Book 1994 (82645223, 1994 Edition)
P.F. Collier, Lauren S. Bahr, ...

P.F. Collier, 1994

P.F. Collier's 1993 International Year Book: Covering the Year 1992 (Yearbook 1993)
P.F. Collier, Lauren S. Bahr, ...

P.F. Collier, 1993

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