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Trevor Yorke

Forfatter af Georgian and Regency Houses Explained

42 Works 653 Members 5 Reviews

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Trevor Yorke is an artist and author. His work includes numerous related books, including How To Date Buildings, Georgian and Regency Houses Explained and How To Attack A Castle - And How To Defend It.

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Værker af Trevor Yorke

The Victorian House Explained (2005) 39 eksemplarer
Tudor Houses Explained (Memories) (2009) 33 eksemplarer
The 1930s House Explained (2006) 27 eksemplarer
Gravestones, tombs and memorials (2010) 25 eksemplarer
Art deco house styles (2011) 21 eksemplarer
The Edwardian House Explained (2006) 20 eksemplarer
Arts & crafts house styles (2011) 14 eksemplarer
Victorian Railway Stations (2015) 10 eksemplarer
Regency house styles (2013) 10 eksemplarer
Tracing the History of Houses (2011) 9 eksemplarer
Gothic Revival Architecture (2017) 3 eksemplarer
The Cotswold Cottage (2015) 3 eksemplarer
The East Anglian cottage (2014) 1 eksemplar

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Thanks to the nice color photographs (many, I believe, by the author himself), this story of Britain's railway architecture is a quick read that doesn't require endless googling. The parts about the stations themselves are the most interesting. It makes me want to spend more time hanging around St. Pancras!
 
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datrappert | Aug 31, 2023 |
An excellent introduction to the architectural styles and household fittings of the regency period. Lots of illustrations.
 
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Jillian_Leigh | 1 anden anmeldelse | Jun 4, 2013 |
Published as part of the Britain’s Living History Series, this slim volume, for the book contains just 64 pages, yet contains a wealth of information. Written in a clear easy to read format with photographic illustrations and broken down into chapters complete with a concluding index.

This book encourages us to delve beyond the name and dates on the headstone, and to look further at the style of the Memorial, the graphics upon it and the even the types of stone used to make it. Readers are encouraged to get out and about and explore their local churchyard using the knowledge within the book to gain further information about those commemorated upon the stones.

The book further explores the how the churchyard and cemetery evolved within our Society, the styles of stones over the ages and how burial practices have changed with a the later section of the book dedicated to understanding the various carvings and what they mean, giving further information of the person they are dedicated to.

This book is a welcome addition to any genealogist and family historian bookshelf and really does encourage us to get out their and explore.

Book Review for Federation of Family History Societies book club November 2010.
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AnglersRest | May 13, 2012 |
 
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HB-Library-159 | 1 anden anmeldelse | May 25, 2017 |

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Værker
42
Medlemmer
653
Popularitet
#38,652
Vurdering
3.9
Anmeldelser
5
ISBN
107
Sprog
1

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