Volume 60 (2024)

In this volume, Andrea Ringer (Tennesse State) writes about how animal-human interactions shaped the built culture of Southeast Texas. Timothy Grieve-Carlson (Westminster College) examines the contending notions of preservation ethics at the 1972 Big Thicket Congressional hearings in Beaumont. Kelley G. Robinson (Florida State) highlights the vernacular architecture of beach bungalows in Florida's "Forgotten Coast," and Barry L. Stiefel (College of Charleston) compares the role of national governments in preserving Indigenous sites designated by the United Nations' World Heritage List. 
     

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