University of Virginia Library

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• Cabell Family Papers, Special Collections, Alderman Library, University of Virginia,
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• Cocke Family Papers, Henry E. Huntington Library, San Marino, California


• Conarroe Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Coxe Papers, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• José Francesco Corrêa Da Serra Papers, American Philosophical Society Library,
  Philadelphia


• John Hartwell Cocke Papers, Special Collections, Alderman Library, University of Virginia,
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• Ferdinand J. Dreer Autograph Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Etting Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Edward Carey Gardiner Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Simon Gratz Autograph Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Grinnan Family Papers, Special Collections, Alderman Library, University of Virginia,
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• Library Company Manuscript Collection, Pennsylvania Historical Society, Philadelphia


• Madeira-Vaughan Collection, American Philosophical Society Library, Philadelphia


• Minutes of the Central College and the University of Virginia, American Philosophical Society Library,
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• Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Henry E. Huntington Library, San Marino, California


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• Patterson Papers, American Philosophical Society Library, Philadelphia


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Dissertations and Theses

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• Howard, Alexandra Cushing. "Stephen Hallet and William Thornton at the U.S. Capitol,
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• Jones, Newton Bond. "Charlottesville and Albemarle County, Virginia, 1819-1860." Ph.D.,
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• Mopsik, Harold. "A History of Private Secondary Schools in Charlottesville." M.S.,
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• Moss, Roger Williams. "Master Builders: A History of the Colonial Philadelphia Building
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• Reveley, David Robert. "The Degree Requirements at the University of Virginia from
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• Rhodes, Varina Moore. "A Sociological Study of the Privileged Families of Piedmont
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• Riddick, Susan D. "The Influence of B. H. Latrobe on Jefferson's Design for the University
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• Shawen, Neil McDowell. "The Casting of a Lengthened Shadow: Thomas Jefferson's Role
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• Tanner, Carol Minor. "Joseph C. Cabell, 1778-1856." Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1948.


• Urbach, Jon Leonard. "God and Man in the Life of Louisa Maxwell Holmes Cocke: A
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• Wall, Charles Coleman, Jr. "Students and Student Life at the University of Virginia,
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Other Unpublished Papers

• Bricknell, Brian. "William John Coffee, 1773-c1846, Modeller, Sculptor, Painter and
  Ornamentalist: His Career in America, 1817-c1846." August 1993. On deposit at Albemarle
  County Historical Society.


• —"William John Coffee, 1773-c1846, A Brief Review with Emphasis on his Employment
  by the Derby Porcelain Factory." February 1994. On deposit at Albemarle County Historical
  Society.


• Grizzard, Frank E., Jr. "Joinery at Monticello's Reconstruction." November 1989. On
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• Kirn, John F., Jr. "`Our Chief Besetting Sin': The Anti-Tobacco Papers of John Hartwell
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Electronic Editions

• Grizzard, Frank E., Jr. "She Taught Me How to Live": Death and Bereavement in the Life of
  John Hartwell Cocke.


• —"To Exercise a Sound Discretion": The University of Virginia and Its First Lawsuit.


• Stephenson, Christie, Gaynor, Edward F., et al. "Arise and Build": A Centennial of the 1895
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• Wilson, Richard Guy. The Architecture of Thomas Jefferson.

Newspapers

• Charlottesville Central Gazette.


• Charlottesville Daily Progress.


• Charlottesville (University of Virginia) Cavalier Daily.


• Charlottesville (University of Virginia) University Journal.


• Norfolk Herald.


• Raleigh Semi-Weekly Standard.


• Richmond Enquirer.


• Washington, D.C., Daily National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser.


• Williamsburg Virginia Gazette.

Books and Articles

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• Adams, Herbert Baxter, ed. Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia. Washington,
  D.C., 1888.


• Adams, William Howard, ed. Jefferson and the Arts: An Extended View. Washington, D.C.,
  1976.


• Agee, Helène Barret. Facets of Goochland (Virginia) County's History. Richmond, 1962.


• Alberti, Leon Battista. I Diece Libri dell'Architettura. Venice, 1546.


• A Provisional List of Alumni, Grammar School Students, Members of the Faculty, and
  Members of the Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary in Virginia, from 1693
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• Arrowood, Charles Flinn, ed. Thomas Jefferson and Education in a Republic. New York,
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• Baillie, G. H. Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World. London, 1929.


• Bailyn, Bernard. Education in the Forming of American Society. New York, 1960.


• Baron, Robert C. The Garden and Farm Books of Thomas Jefferson. Golden, Colorado,
  1987.


• Barringer, Paul B. The Natural Bent: The Story of a Confederate Childhood, a
  Reconstruction Boyhood, and the Education of a Medical Pioneer of the New South. Chapel
  Hill, North Carolina, 1949.


• —with Garnett, James Mercer, eds. University of Virginia: Its History, Influence, Equipment
  and Characteristics with Biographical Sektches and Portraits of Founders, Benefactors,
  Officers and Alumni. 2 volumes. New York, 1904.


• Bealer, Alex W. Old Ways of Working Wood: The Techniques and Tools of a Time-Honored
  Craft. New York, 1980.


• Bear, James A., Jr. Jefferson at Monticello. Charlottesville, 1967.


• Bedini, Silvio A. Thomas Jefferson: Statesman of Science. New York, 1990.


• Bell, David. "Knowledge and the Middle Landscape: Thomas Jefferson's University of
  Virginia," Journal of Architectural Education, 37 (Winter 1983), 18-26.


• Benjamin, Asher. The American Builder's Companion. 1806, 1827. Reprint, 1969.


• Berman, Eleanor Davidson. Thomas Jefferson Among the Arts: An Essay in Early American
  Esthetics. New York, 1947.


• Betts, Edwin M., ed. Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book, 1766-1824, with Relevant Extracts
  from His Other Writings. Philadelphia, 1944.


• —with James Adam Bear, Jr., eds. The Family Letters of Thomas Jefferson. Columbia,
  Missouri, 1966.


• —Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book: With Commentary and Relevant Extracts From Other
  Writings. Charlottesville, 1987.


• —"Ground Plans and Prints of the University of Virginia, 1822-1826," Proceedings of the
  American Philosophical Society, 90 (May 1946), 81-90.


• Bjerkoe, Ethel Hall. The Cabinetmakers of America. New York, 1957.


• Blanton, Wyndham B. Medicine in Virginia in the Nineteenth Century. Richmond, 1933.


• Boorstin, Daniel J. The Lost World of Thomas Jefferson. New York, 1948.


• Boyd, Julian P., et al. The Papers of Thomas Jefferson. 25 volumes to date. Princeton, New
  Jersey, 1950—.


• Brickhouse, Robert C. "The Farm," Virginia: The University of Virginia Alumni News, 84
  (Winter 1995), 30-35.


• Brown, Allan C. "Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest: The Mathematics of an Ideal Villa,"
  Journal of Garden History, 10 (April-June 1990), 117-39.


• Bruce, Philip Alexander. History of the University ofVirginia, 1819-1919: The Lengthened
  Shadow of One Man. 5 volumes. New York, 1920-1922.


• Bulletin of the Bureau of Rolls and Library of the Department of State, No. 6 (Calendar of
  Letters from Jefferson) and No. 8 (Calendar of Letters to Jefferson). Washington, D.C.,
  1894-1896.


• Bullock, Helen Dupree. My Head and My Heart: A Little History of Thomas Jefferson and
  Maria Cosway. New York, 1945.


• Butler, Jeanne F. "Competition 1792: Designing a Nation's Capitol," Capitol Studies, 4
  (1976).


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• —Sundry Documents on a System of Public Education, for the State of Virginia, Published
  by the President and Directors of the Literary Fund, in Obedience to a Resolution of the
  General Assembly. Richmond, 1817.


• Cabell, Margaret Couch Anthony. Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg. Richmond,
  1858.


• Cabell, Nathaniel Francis, ed. Early History of the University of Virginia, as Contained in
  the Letters of Thomas Jefferson and Joseph C. Cabell . . . with an Appendix . . . and an
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• Carter, Edward C., II. The Papers of Benjamin Henry Latrobe. Clifton, New Jersey, 1976.


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• Chambers, S. Allen, Jr. Lynchburg: An Architectual History. Charlottesville, 1981.


• Chinard, Gilbert, ed. Letters of Lafayette and Jefferson. 1929.


• Chisholm, Claudia Anderson, and Lillie, Ellen Gray. Old Home Places of Louisa County.
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• Christian, W. Asbury. Lynchburg and Its People. Lynchburg, Virginia, 1900.


• Clemons, Harry. Notes on the Professors for whom the University of Virginia Halls and
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• Clifton-Taylor, Alec, and Ireson, A. S. English Stone Building. London, 1983.


• Coulter, E. Merton. College Life in the Old South. 1928. Reprint, 1983.


• Cunningham, Noble. In Pursuit of Reason: The Life of Thomas Jefferson. Baton Rouge,
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• Dabney, Virginus. Dabney, Mr. Jefferson's University: A History. Charlottesville, 1981.


• —Richmond: The Story of a City. New York, 1976.


• Daniels, Jonathan. The Randolphs of Virginia. New York, 1972.


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• Davis, Margaret G. Madison County, Virginia: A Revised History. Madison, Virginia, 1977.


• Davis, Richard Beale. Intellectual Life in Jefferson's Virginia, 1790-1830. Chapel Hill,
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• —Francis Walker Gilmer: Life and Learning in Jefferson's Virginia. Richmond, 1939.


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• Documentary History of the Construction and Development of the United States Capitol
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• Dorsey, John M., ed. The Jefferson-Dunglison Letters. Charlottesville, 1960.


• Dos Passos, John. "Builders for a Golden Age," American Heritage, 10 (August 1959),
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• Dunn, William R., and Hobbs, T. Gibson, Jr., eds. Historical Sketches from the Iron Worker.
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• Earle, Alice Morse. Home Life in Colonial Days. New York, 1898.


• Early, Ruth Hairston. Campbell Chronicles and Family Sketches Embracing the History of
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• Edwards, Conley L., III, and Clark, Gwendolyn D., and McDaid, Jennifer D. A Guide to
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• Ehrenpreis, Anne Henry, ed. Happy Country This America: The Travel Diary of Henry
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• Ellis, Joseph J. Passionate Sage: The Character and Legacy of John Adams. New York,
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• Enactments by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, for Constituting,
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• Errard, Charles, and de Chambray, Roland Fréart. Parallele de l'Architecture Antique avec
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• Farber, Joseph C., and Garrett, Wendell D. The Worlds of Thomas Jefferson. New York,
  1971.


• First Marriage Record of Augusta County Virginia, 1785-1813. Augusta County, Virginia,
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• Fifth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
  Rail Road Company. Richmond, 1838.


• Fitzhugh, Thomas, ed. The Letters of George Long. Charlottesville, 1917.


• Foley, John P. The Jeffersonian Cyclopedia; A Comprehensive Collection of the Views of
  Thomas Jefferson Classified and Arranged in Alphabetical Order Under Nine Thousand
  Titles Relating to Government, Politics, Law, Education, Political Economy, FInance,
  Science, Art Literature, Religious Freedom, Morals, etc. New York, 1900.


• Foote, Henry Wilder. The Religion of Thomas Jefferson. Boston, 1947.


• Ford, Paul Leicester. The Writings of Thomas Jefferson. 10 volumes. New York, 1892-1899.
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• Ford, Worthington Chauncey, ed. Thomas Jefferson Correspondence, Printed from the
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• Frary, I. T. Thomas Jefferson, Architect and Builder. Richmond, 1939.


• "George Tucker," Alumni Bulletin of the University of Virginia, 7 (1900), 11-14.


• Gianniny, Omer Allan, Jr., and Vaughan, Joseph Lee. Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda Restored,
  1973-1976. Charlottesville, 1981.


• Gilpin, Henry P. The Papers of James Madison. 3 volumes. Washington, D.C., 1840.


• Gimelli, Louis B. "Louisa Maxwell Cocke: An Evangelical Plantation Mistress in the
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• Gottesman, Rita Susswein, ed. The Arts and Crafts in New York, 1800-1804. New York,
  1965.


• Green, Raleigh Travers, ed. Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County,
  Virginia. Embracing a Revised and Enlarged Edition of Dr. Philip Slaughter's History of St.
  Mark's Parish. Baltimore, 1978.


• Grizzard, Frank E., Jr., ed. "`Three Grand and Interesting Objects,' An 1828 Visit to
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• Guinness, Desmond, and Sadler, Julius Trousdale, Jr. Mr. Jefferson, Architect. New York,
  1973.


• Guter, Robert P., and Foster, Janet W. Building by the Book: Pattern Book Architecture in
  New Jersey. New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1992.


• Hale, John. The Civilization of Europe in the Renaissance. New York, 1994.


• Hamlin, Talbot. Benjamin Henry Latrobe. New York, 1955.


• —Greek Revival in America. London, 1944. Reprint, 1964.


• Harris, Malcolm H. A History of Louisa County, Virginia. Richmond, 1936.


• Harrison, J. A. C. Old Stone Buildings: Buying, Extending, Renovating. London, 1982.


• Hawke, David Freeman. Nuts and Bolts of the Past: A History of American Technology,
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• Hayward, Arthur H. Colonial Lighting. New York, 1923, 1962.


• Hazen, Margaret Hindle, and Hazen, Robert M. Keepers of the Flame: The Role of Fire in
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  Virginia: A Pictorial History. Norfolk, 1982.


• Hellenbrand, Harold. The Unfinished Revolution: Education and Politics in the Thought of
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• Hindle, Brooke, ed. America's Wooden Age: Aspects of its Early Technology. New York,
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• Honeywell, Roy John. The Educational Work of Thomas Jefferson. Cambridge,
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• Howard, James Murray. "The Academical Village Today," in Richard Guy Wilson, ed.,
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• Hummel, Charles F. With Hammer in Hand: The Dominy Craftsmen of East Hampton, New
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• —ed. The Writings of James Madison, Comprising his Public Papers and his Private
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• Hutchinson, William T., and Rachal, William M. E., and Rutland, Robert A., and Stagg, J.
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• Irwin, Marjorie Felice. The Negro in Charlottesville and Albemarle County: An Exploratory
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• Jackson, Donald. A Year at Monticello: 1795. Golden, Colorado, 1989.


• —Thomas Jefferson and the Stony Mountains: Exploring the West from Monticello. Urbana,
  Illinois, 1981.


• Jaggard, Walter Robert. Brickwork and its Construction: A Text-Book for All Workers in
  Brick. London, 1929.


• "Jefferson's Other Home," Southern Living, 25 (June 1990), 24.


• Johnson, Thomas Cary. The Life and Letters of Robert Lewis Dabney. Richmond, 1903.


• Jones, Howard Mumford. America and French Culture: 1750-1848. Chapel Hill, North
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• —O Strange New World, America Culture: The Formative Years. London, 1965.


• Jones, Katharine M. Ladies of Richmond, Confederate Capital. New York, 1962.


• Jordan, Daniel P. Political Leadership in Jefferson's Virginia. Charlottesville, 1983.


• Jordan, Ervin L., Jr., "`A Just and True Account': Two 1833 Parish Censuses of Albemarle
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• Kennedy, Roger G. Rediscovering America. Boston, 1990.


• —Greek Revival America. New York, 1989.


• Kimball, Fiske. Thomas Jefferson, Architect. Boston, 1916.


• —American Architecture. New York, 1928.


• —"Thomas Jefferson and the First Monument of the Classic Revival in America," Journal
  of the American Institute of Architects, 3 (September-November 1915), 370-81, 421-33,
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• —"Thomas Jefferson and the Origin of the Classical Revival in America," Art and
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• —"The Genesis of Jefferson's Plan for the University of Virginia," Architecture, 48
  (December 1932), 397-99.


• —with Edgell, George Harold. History of Architecture. New York 1918.


• Kingsford, P. W. Builders and Building Workers. London, 1973.


• Knight, Edgar W., ed. A Documentary History of Education in the South Before 1860. 5
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• Koch, Adrienne, Jefferson and Madison: The Great Collaboration. New York, 1950.
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• —with Peden, William Harwood. The Life and Selected Writings of Thomas Jefferson. 1944.


• Lambeth, William Alexander, and Manning, Warren H. Thomas Jefferson as an Architect
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• Langhorne, Elizabeth. "Monticello Vistas," Magazine of Albemarle County History, 37-38
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• —Monticello: A Family Story, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1987.


• —with Lay, K. Edward, and Rieley, William D., A Virginia Family and Its Plantation
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• Larkin, Jack. The Reshaping of Everday Life, 1790-1840. New York, 1988.


• Lasala, Joseph Michael. "Comparative Analysis: Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda and the
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• —with Patricia C. Sherwood, "Education and Architecture: The Evolution of the University
  of Virginia's Academical Village," in Richard Guy Wilson, ed., Thomas Jefferson's
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• Lathrop, Elsie. Early American Inns and Taverns. New York, 1926.


• Lay, K. Edward. "Charlottesville's Architectural Legacy," The Magazine of Albemarle
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• —"The American Renaissance at U.Va.: A Walking Tour of Buildings Jefferson Did Not
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• —"Dinsmore and Neilson: Jefferson's Master Builders," Colonnade: The Newsjournal of the
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• —with Langhorne, Elizabeth, and Rieley, William D., A Virginia Family and Its Plantation
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• Liscombe, Rhodri Windsor. Altogether American: Robert Mills, Architect and Engineer.
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• McAlester, Virginia and Lee. A Field Guide to American Houses. New York, 1984.


• McCorvey, Thomas C. "Henry Tutwiler, and the Influence of the University of Virginia on
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