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Texas architecture evolution from Victorian to modernism reshapes state's identity.

The Journal of Southern History
Architecture in Texas, 1895-1945.
Drexel Turner, Jay C. Henry

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The book "Architecture in Texas, 1895-1945" explores the history of Texas buildings from late Victorian styles to modernism. It discusses famous architects and landmarks, focusing on public buildings and the evolution of private housing. The goal is to show how Texas architecture both followed and diverged from American trends. The book includes nearly 400 photos and is written for anyone interested in architecture, not just experts.