Acorn TB300 Homebuilding and Woodworking in Colonial America offers an insightful exploration into the tools and techniques employed by American Colonists to construct enduring homes. Authored by C. Keith Wilbur, a retired medical doctor and former naval officer who served in World War II, this engaging paperback delves into the craftsmanship and ingenuity that defined colonial architecture. With 121 pages of meticulously researched content, this book is a valuable resource for builders, historians, and woodworking enthusiasts alike. Wilbur draws from his extensive knowledge and experience to provide readers with a vivid portrayal of the historical context, essential tools, and methods used in early American construction. Each chapter unfolds the story of how these settlers utilized the resources available to them, creating structures that have stood the test of time. The book is part of Globe Pequot's Illustrated Living History series, which enhances its appeal with a commitment to quality and authenticity. The ISBN, 9781564400192, ensures easy reference for those looking to delve deeper into the fascinating world of colonial woodworking and architecture. Whether you're a professional builder or a passionate homeowner, Acorn TB300 is an essential addition to your library, enriching your understanding of America's architectural heritage.
Homebuilding and Woodworking in Colonial America
Tools and technology that the American Colonists used to build homes that stood the test of time. C. Keith Wilbur, a retired medical doctor and former naval officer who served in Wolrd War II, is the author of Globe Pequot's Illustrated Living History series, which now compromises nine titles.
Paperback, 121 pages.
Upc: 9781564400192
