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Teviotdale of Manor Livingston: an architectural history124 views
Author
Weaver, Lynn Beebe, Architectural History, University of Virginia
Advisors
O'Neal, William B., Architectural History, University of Virginia
Nichols, Frederick, Architectural History, University of Virginia
Bosserman, J. Norwood, School of Architecture, University of Virginia
Abstract
A presentation of the documentary evidence currently available regarding the architecture of Teviotdale, Columbia County, New York as it was conceived and "improved" during the structure's first quarter-century of existence; and a sketch of the life and style of Walter Livingston, the gentleman who conceived and built Teviotdale, and whose own historical role and style of life gives context and basis for the architecture of Teviotdale.
Degree
MARH (Master of Architectural History)
Keywords
Livingston family; Architecture, Domestic -- New York (State); Hudson (N.Y.) -- History
Language
English
Rights
All rights reserved (no additional license for public reuse)
Weaver, Lynn Beebe. Teviotdale of Manor Livingston: an architectural history. University of Virginia, Architectural History, MARH (Master of Architectural History), 1971-01-01, https://doi.org/10.18130/dv1a-2t85.
