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Published in 1967 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, this illustrated softcover book tells the story of Decatur House, one of Washington, D.C.‘s most significant historic homes. Originally issued as Historic Preservation magazine (Volume 19, Numbers 3–4), this edition chronicles the home’s history from its construction in 1818–1819 through its preservation and restoration, highlighting its architectural significance and the efforts that saved it for future generations.
Filled with historical photographs and informative text, this book is an excellent addition for collectors of Washington, D.C. history, early American architecture, historic preservation, museums, and National Trust publications.
The book is in good vintage condition with light edge and corner wear, age toning to the pages, and a small price sticker on the back cover. Binding remains secure and the interior is clean and fully readable.
SKU G-22
Decatur House National Trust Historic Preservation 1967 Softcover Book
$47.25
Filled with historical photographs and informative text, this book is an excellent addition for collectors of Washington, D.C. history, early American architecture, historic preservation, museums, and National Trust publications.
The book is in good vintage condition with light edge and corner wear, age toning to the pages, and a small price sticker on the back cover. Binding remains secure and the interior is clean and fully readable.
SKU G-22