Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations ix
4. FOREWORD xi
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiii
6. NOTE ON T H E ILLUSTRATIONS xiii
7. PART I. OUR ENGLISH GOTHIC HERITAGE
8. I. THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD 3
9. II. BEFORE THE CURTAIN ROSE AT JAMESTOWN 6
10. PART II. VIRGINIA MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE
11. I. THE BEGINNING OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE 9
12. II. A LANDSCAPE OF WOODEN CHIMNEYS 20
13. III. THE VIRGINIA HOUSE TRANSPLANTED FROM ENGLAND 25
14. IV. THE VIRGINIA TOWN HOUSE 28
15. V. HOW THE MEDIEVAL COUNTRY HOUSE DEVELOPED 36
16. VI. THE TYPICAL COUNTRY HOUSE IN VIRGINIA 47
17. VII. THE CROSS-HOUSE IN VIRGINIA 54
18. VIII. THE CROSSROADS CHURCH 80
19. IX. THE PERSISTENCE OF THE MEDIEVAL STYLE INTO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 86
20. X. A SUMMARY OF THE VIRGINIA STYLE 98
21. PART III. MARYLAND MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE
22. I. CASTLE AND COT IN OLD ST. MARY'S CITY 107
23. II. THE MARYLAND HOUSE TRANSPLANTED FROM ENGLAND 113
24. III. THE TOWN HOUSE OF THE EARLY MARYLANDER 119
25. IV. THE EVOLUTION OF THE MEDIEVAL COUNTRY HOUSE IN MARYLAND 121
26. V. THE MARYLAND CROSS-DWELLING 134
27. VI. CROSSROADS CHURCHES AND MEETINGHOUSES 139
28. VII. THE PERSISTENCE OF THE MEDIEVAL STYLE INTO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY 145
29. VIII. A SUMMARY OF THE MARYLAND STYLE 158
30. PART IV. MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE DEEP SOUTH
31. I. BERMUDA 167
32. II. NORTH CAROLINA 172
33. III. SOUTH CAROLINA 177
34. IV. GEORGIA 183
35. BIBLIOGRAPHY 187
36. INDEX 193