AARCH Publications
Announcing two titles published by Adirondack Architectural Heritage...

Adirondack Churches: A History of Design and Building by Sally E. Svenson

Sally Svenson combines architectural history and description with perceptive and relevant social and economic background to give us an engaging, copiously illustrated study of regional religious architecture.

Adirondack Churches should serve as a model for, many similar projects in the future.

- Peter Williams, professor of Comparative Religion and American Studies, Miami U., Ohio, and author of Houses of God: Religion and Architecture in the United States

$44.95 hardcover, $29.95 paperback | order form

Santanoni: From Japanese Temple to Life at an Adirondack Great Camp
by Robert Engel, Howard Kirschenbaum & Paul Malo

This book offers an unparalleled view of Adirondack camps - of the special qualities that distinguished their architecture and supported a distinctive way of life.

Here is the most intimate picture we have to date of a world that seems almost mythical in its ambitiousness and expression. Here, too, the authors have told the epic of the successful campaign, despite all odds, to preserve the many remaining buildings of this remarkable complex.

Engagingly written and sumptuously illustrated, Santanoni is essential reading for all those interested in the Adirondacks, rustic architecture, and leisure pursuits in America.

- Richard Longstreth, Professor of American Civilization, George Washington University, President of the Society of Architectural Historians

$24.95 paperback (out of print) | order form

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