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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Winner of the 2026 FAPA Gold Medal in History and the 2026 Sunshine State AwardArchitecture tells the story of a place. It reflects the values, ambitions, and circumstances of the people who design it-and those who call it home. In Florida, where rapid growth has often erased historic buildings before their stories could be told, much of that history is too easily lost.Sunlit Arches: How William Manly King Shaped South Florida brings to light the remarkable career of William Manly King Jr., one of the architects who helped define South Florida in the early twentieth century.From the optimism of the 1920s land boom through the hardships of the Great Depression and the transformations of the postwar years, King designed for a rapidly changing Florida. His schools, churches, residences, apartment houses, hospitals, and civic buildings served growing communities and gave architectural form to everyday life.Yet despite the breadth of his work, King was largely overlooked by history. He created more buildings than many of his better-known contemporaries, and his designs helped shape the appearance and character of South Florida for generations.Drawing on years of original research, historian Janet Naughton presents the first comprehensive study of King's life and career, combining architectural history with the stories of the people, places, and communities connected to his work. Through surviving buildings, archival discoveries, historic photographs, and forgotten stories, Sunlit Archesrestores an important Florida architect to his rightful place in the historical record.An award-winning contribution to Florida history: - 2026 Gold Medal in History - Florida Authors & Publishers Association- 2026 Sunshine State Award - presented to the Florida-themed book receiving the highest overall score in the competitionMore than the story of one architect, Sunlit Arches is a story of South Florida itself-its growth, its communities, its changing aspirations, and the buildings that preserve its past.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic has affected the whole planet. Florida's story of living in the pandemic is told by its people, young and old alike, through essays, stories, photographs, art pieces and poetry. These items came from everyday people living and vacationing in Florida, with over 60 contributors. This book illuminates Floridians' perspectives on this historic event. All proceeds benefit the Florida Nurses Association. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. There are snakes in the post office.Ambitious young reporter Kate Brennan thought she had found a tranquil paradise. Instead, a fateful meeting with Lena Clarke, the spinster postmistress of West Palm Beach, Florida, entangles Kate in Lena's mysterious and delusional life. Clarke's obsession with snakes, foreign spies, and the supernatural led to one of 1921's most bizarre crime sprees.This true crime story recounts Lena Clarke's downfall following the tragic death of her most trusted confidant. As officials closed in on Clarke's scheme, she fled and hid out in an Orlando, Florida hotel room where she unleashed a night of terror.In the spirit of In Cold Blood and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, this haunting tale from Florida Authors and Publishers Association and Historical Society of Palm Beach County award-winning authors G.L. Pedersen and J.M. Naughton will appeal to true crime and mystery novel fans of all ages. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Architecture tells the story of a place. In Florida, where rapid growth often erases old buildings before their stories can be told, much of that history has disappeared. One man who helped shape South Florida's landscape was William Manly King Jr., an architect whose career spanned the land boom of the 1920s, the Great Depression, and the transformations of the postwar years.King designed schools, churches, residences, hospitals, and civic buildings-structures that reflected the needs and ideals of their communities. Though overlooked for decades, his body of work defined the look of South Florida for generations.Historian Janet Naughton brings King's story to light in the first comprehensive study of his career. Blending architectural history with vivid community stories, she reveals the legacy of a man whose designs gave form to modern Florida. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Winner of the 2026 FAPA Gold Medal in History and the 2026 Sunshine State AwardArchitecture tells the story of a place. It reflects the values, ambitions, and circumstances of the people who design it-and those who call it home. In Florida, where rapid growth has often erased historic buildings before their stories could be told, much of that history is too easily lost.Sunlit Arches: How William Manly King Shaped South Florida brings to light the remarkable career of William Manly King Jr., one of the architects who helped define South Florida in the early twentieth century.From the optimism of the 1920s land boom through the hardships of the Great Depression and the transformations of the postwar years, King designed for a rapidly changing Florida. His schools, churches, residences, apartment houses, hospitals, and civic buildings served growing communities and gave architectural form to everyday life.Yet despite the breadth of his work, King was largely overlooked by history. He created more buildings than many of his better-known contemporaries, and his designs helped shape the appearance and character of South Florida for generations.Drawing on years of original research, historian Janet Naughton presents the first comprehensive study of King's life and career, combining architectural history with the stories of the people, places, and communities connected to his work. Through surviving buildings, archival discoveries, historic photographs, and forgotten stories, Sunlit Archesrestores an important Florida architect to his rightful place in the historical record.An award-winning contribution to Florida history:¿ 2026 Gold Medal in History - Florida Authors & Publishers Association¿ 2026 Sunshine State Award - presented to the Florida-themed book receiving the highest overall score in the competitionMore than the story of one architect, Sunlit Arches is a story of South Florida itself-its growth, its communities, its changing aspirations, and the buildings that preserve its past.…