Remodeling the nation: the architecture of American identity, 1776-1858

"When buildings are of durable materials": the American home and the structural legacies of history

"No longer assigned its ancient use": biloquial architecture and the problems of remodeling

"Home bred virtues and local attachments": New York and the evolution of the American home

"The wants of posterity": community construction and the composing order of American architecture

"In the midst of an uncertain Future": remodeling the legacies of American domesticity.