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Paperback. pp. 189. 4to. Black and white photographs. Small puncture to front cover; very good+.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 4to. 189 pp., maps, elevations, floor plans, b/w photographs and illustrations of houses and barns. Second printing. Cover shows small abraded area on front panel.

Paper bound, large quarto, illustrated throughout, Pp189. Includes bibliography. Minor crease to top corner of front cover else a tight and unmarked, very good or better copy. 550 grams. From the Introduction: "The Brandon and Area Planning district was formed on 23 January 1980 by an Oder-in-Council and was signed into law by Lieutenant-Governor F.J. Jobin. A board, which is responsible for the development of the planning district is supplied with a variety of reports upon which to base future planning decisions. These reports include among others land use, agricultural, rural population, rural transportation, groundwater resources, wildlife and economic base studies. A heritage report was also prepared by the Historic Resources Branch of Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Recreation for the Brandon and Area Planning District. While this study provides a valuable assessment of the historical heritage within the planning district, it is limited by the secondary sources upon which it is based. Moreover, the architectural history of the rural areas is not well documented. It is for this reason than an extensive investigation of the planning district's rural building heritage was begun. The architectural heritage of the City of Brandon was outlined in 'Brandon: An Architectural Walking Tour' also prepared by the Historic Resaources Branch. Through a methodical process, which included an historical buildings analysis and the compilation of a selected building inventory, the early architectural heritage of rural Elton-Cornwallis was thoroughly researched. Contents include: A: Rural Residential Structures: Initial Structures (1878-1900); Small Rectangular Planned Houses (1880-1015); and Large Square Planned Houses (1900-1920); B: Barns: Initial Structures (1878-1890); Early Frame Barns (1880-1900); Southern Ontario Style Barns (1880-1920); Barn Transitions (1900-1930); and Plank-Framed Barns (1900-1940); C: Other Farm Buildings: Granaries and Elevators; Equipment Sheds; chicken Coops; Root Cellars and Outhouses; D: Public and Commercial Buildings: Churches; Community Halls; Schools; Stores; Railroad Buildings. Selected Inventory section and Bibliography at end.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. FINE Softcover, no markings. 8.5" by 11", 189 pages. Many historical photos and descriptions of old houses, original farm homes, early barns, other farm buildings, public and commercial heritage buildings in Brandon, Manitoba and the Rural Municipalities of Cornwallis and Elton. (Camp Shilo, Forrest, Douglas, Justice, Chater).

Paper bound, quarto, illustrated throughout, vi + Pp90. Includes selected bibliography. Except for previous owner name neatly at bottom inside of rear cover, an unmarked, very good or better copy. 330 grams. From the Introduction: "Traditional Mennonite Architecture in the R.M. of Stanley is an analysis and a selected inventory of the best remaining examples of the district's early Mennonite buildings. The research for this study was undertaken in two steps. During the summer of 1982, a detailed photographic inventory with some measured recording of buildings within the municipality was conducted. The material assembled from this inventory was used to analyse and assess the remaining early architecture in the area and to identify major building types, methods of construction, and stylistic trends. Local historical publications and other secondary sources of information were consulted in preparing the historical discussions. An analysis of the evolution of architecture in the municipality is described in the first section of this report. This includes an overview of the history of both Mennonite and Anglo-Ontario settlement in the area, the cultural traditions of the Mennonite settlers and a description of the major Mennonite building types and tends prior to 1945. The Selected Inventory section of the report is comprised of photographs and descriptions of particular, existing buildings. These were selected because they were superior or typical examples of specific building types, construction types or architectural styles. Basic information, including the location and date of construction, where known, has been included for a more comprehensive assessment of the architectural resources in the municipality." We welcome all reasonable offers on our books and offer local curbside pickup for big savings on postage. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Paper bound, quarto, illustrated throughout, vi + Pp90. Includes selected bibliography. Except for previous owner name neatly at bottom inside of rear cover, an unmarked, very good or better copy. 330 grams. A second copy, without a previous owner name, is also available. From the Introduction: "Traditional Mennonite Architecture in the R.M. of Stanley is an analysis and a selected inventory of the best remaining examples of the district's early Mennonite buildings. The research for this study was undertaken in two steps. During the summer of 1982, a detailed photographic inventory with some measured recording of buildings within the municipality was conducted. The material assembled from this inventory was used to analyse and assess the remaining early architecture in the area and to identify major building types, methods of construction, and stylistic trends. Local historical publications and other secondary sources of information were consulted in preparing the historical discussions. An analysis of the evolution of architecture in the municipality is described in the first section of this report. This includes an overview of the history of both Mennonite and Anglo-Ontario settlement in the area, the cultural traditions of the Mennonite settlers and a description of the major Mennonite building types and tends prior to 1945. The Selected Inventory section of the report is comprised of photographs and descriptions of particular, existing buildings. These were selected because they were superior or typical examples of specific building types, construction types or architectural styles. Basic information, including the location and date of construction, where known, has been included for a more comprehensive assessment of the architectural resources in the municipality." We welcome all reasonable offers on our books and offer local curbside pickup for big savings on postage. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. FINE Softcover, no markings. 8.5" by 11", 191 pages. Historical photos and descriptions of Icelandic buildings (log and wood frame houses & farm structures), Eastern European buildings (Ukrainian folk architecture, log structures, German and Polish houses, farm buildings), Camp Morton stackwall structures, churches, community halls, schools, stores, railway buildings, fishing buildings, etc. The area included is along the west shore of Lake Winnipeg, consisting of the Rural Municipalities of Gimli and Bifrost, including the communities of Gimli, Riverton and Arborg, Sandy Hook, Camp Morton, Arnes and Hnausa.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Clean, tight, unmarked; absolute minimal wear; A study and the history of architecture in the Pembina Hills Region. Includes a building analysis of Southern Ontario Farmstead Buildings, Mennonite Buildings, Rural, Public and Commercial Buildings and Community Buildings in Morden, Winkler, Miami, Rosebank and Thornhill.

Softcover. First Edition, First Printing. pp. 189. 4to., measuring 28 cm. Pictorial covers. Richly illustrated with many black-and-white photographs, maps, designs, etc. Bright, clean, and unmarked with firm, sound binding; fine. Corresponds to OCLC #11866247.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Ex lib with white label neatly covering stamps. Text is unmarked.

[0-7711-0005-1] 1985, 2nd printing. (4to paperback) Very good. 189pp. Maps, photographs, bibliography. Locale: Brandon--Manitoba; Cornwallis--Manitoba; Elton--Manitoba, RM of; Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Architecture--Manitoba, Farm Buildings).

1983. (4to paperback) Near fine. 189pp. Photographs, illustrations, bibliography. Locale: Brandon--Manitoba; Cornwallis--Manitoba; Elton--Manitoba, RM of; Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Architecture--Manitoba, Farm Buildings).

[0-7711-0039-6] 1984. (4to paperback) Very good plus. 229pp. Photographs, illustrations, bibliography. There is a previous owner's name. Locale: Manitoba; Morden--Manitoba; Pembina Hills Region--Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Stanley--Manitoba, R M of; Thompson--Manitoba, RM of; West Reserve--Manitoba; Western Canada; Winkler--Manitoba. (Manitoba, Architecture--Manitoba, Buildings--Manitoba, Farm Buildings--Manitoba, Mennonites--Canada).

[0-7711-0869-9] 1990. (4to paperback) Near fine. 90pp. Maps, photographs, plans, bibliography. Locale: Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Stanley--Manitoba, R M of; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Architecture--Manitoba, Farm Buildings--Manitoba, Mennonites--Canada).

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition - Soft Cover. First Edition in soft cover. 90 pages in clean, white, excellent condition. Includes many figures and photographs. White card covers, illustrated and with red titles. NF. Book.