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Table of Contents
Foreword
1. A Surprising Irony
2. The Urbane Mr. Ulricson
3. Freemasons and Anti-Masons
4. Man of the Hour
5. The Philosopher’s Stone
6. The Sacred Geometry
7. A Question of Style
8. The Light in June Notes Bibliography Index
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Jeffrey Petersen
reviewed Chapel In The Sky: Knox College's Old Main And Its Masonic Architect on March 16, 2010
Chapel In The Sky
A thoroughly researched book on a lovely and important building that far too few people know about--and whose history even fewer know. The work was necessarily highly speculative with regard to the architect's intentions, but in all other respects this book is meticulously researched and engagingly presented. It makes a pleasant modern companion to Earnest Elmo Calkins's They Broke the Prairie and Hermann Muelder's Missionaries and Muckrakers as essential reading for anyone interested in the history of Knox College.
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Add Chapel In The Sky: Knox College's Old Main And Its Masonic Architect, Knox College's Old Main—a national landmark and the only extant building that was a site of the Lincoln-Douglas debates—is a campus treasure with a secret. Built in 1857, Old Main was designed by Charles Ulricson, a Swedish-born immigrant who was trained , Chapel In The Sky: Knox College's Old Main And Its Masonic Architect to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Chapel In The Sky: Knox College's Old Main And Its Masonic Architect, Knox College's Old Main—a national landmark and the only extant building that was a site of the Lincoln-Douglas debates—is a campus treasure with a secret. Built in 1857, Old Main was designed by Charles Ulricson, a Swedish-born immigrant who was trained , Chapel In The Sky: Knox College's Old Main And Its Masonic Architect to your collection on WonderClub |
