The Town And Gown Architecture of Chapel

Ruth Little tells the story of Chapel Hill's "town" and "gown" from the earliest architecture of the town and campus to the imposing public and university structures of the early twentieth century and the modernist subdivisions built from the late 1950s through the 1970s.

Foreword

xi

Diane Lea

Preface

xv

PART I

East, South, West, and the Chapel, 1795--1822

3

(10)

David Swain's Romantic Campus, 1822--1860

13

(18)

The Dark Interlude of War and Reconstruction, 1861--1895

31

(10)

Democracy Cries Out for Beauty to Give It Backbone, 1896--1915

41

(10)

Return to the Correct and Southern Path: The Town and Campus Beautiful, 1920--1965

51

(26)

Midcentury Modernism in Chapel Hill, 1950--1975

77

(218)

PART II

Section 1 The Campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

103

(40)

Section 2 East Chapel Hill

143

(32)

Section 3 West Chapel Hill

175

(24)

Section 4 Chapel Hill Business District

199

(12)

Section 5 Pritchard Avenue Area and Northside

211

(14)

Section 6 Suburban Chapel Hill, 1920s--1975

225

(70)

Glossary

295

(6)

Selected Bibliography

301

(4)

Index

305

8 pages of color plates follow page

174

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The Town And Gown Architecture of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1795-1975

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