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BARNS OF WISCONSIN (REVISED EDITION) (PLACES ALONG THE By Jerry Apps - Hardcover
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- Wisconsin Historical Society Press
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- 087020453X
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- Nonfiction
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Publisher
Wisconsin Historical Society
ISBN-10
087020453X
ISBN-13
9780870204531
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13038716466
Product Key Features
Edition
3
Book Title
Barns of Wisconsin (Revised Edition)
Number of Pages
224 Pages
Language
English
Topic
United States / 19th Century, General, Agriculture / General, United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi)
Publication Year
2010
Features
Revised
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Technology & Engineering, History
Book Series
Places Along the Way Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
34.1 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
8 in
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LCCN
2009-049285
Reviews
"The Places along the Way book series, of which this book is a part, represents a renaissance in writing about Wisconsin; written to encourage tourism, these books celebrate Wisconsin's history and culture. In addition to the plethora (140) of vivid color photos, Apps has provided a map of Wisconsin barns for readers making the scenic driving tour." ( Korina Cornish, ForeWord Reviews ) "Amid wonderful illustrations and photographs, Jerry Apps has added beautiful prose about barns and the people who built and used them. This updated Barns of Wisconsin is a real treasure and presents a wonderful historical perspective on a state icon." ( Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio ) "More than a book about barns, Apps offers us a unique lens through which to view the rich textures and constant changes in Wisconsin rural life. Barns of Wisconsin is as lovingly crafted as the iconic structures that are its subject. This new edition helped me discover more about my own barns and more fully imagine the lives of those who built them." ( Dena Wortzel, Executive Director, Wisconsin Humanities Council ) "Jerry Apps' new edition of Barns of Wisconsin is outstanding! In this new book Jerry systematically examines many aspects of barns--from their origins to their adaptations for continuing use. His approach will be interesting and informative to the barn owner, the history buff and the preservationist. The inclusion of abundant color photographs to back up the text makes the book doubly interesting. Barns of Wisconsin will also be a useful reference for preservation groups all over North America and a model for future publications. I'm glad I have a copy." ( Bill Kimball, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and active member of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network and the National Barn Alliance ) "In Barns of Wisconsin , Jerry Apps has given a voice to rural Wisconsin's architectural elders and the stories they have to tell--stories well worth remembering." ( Doug Miller, Executive Director, Folklore Village ) "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there." ( Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee ) "Barns are the 'heartbeat' of a farm family's heritage, values, and dreams. Jerry Apps has captured their stories and the need for preservation." ( Dr. Clarence C. Olson, Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin Dairy Science ), "Amid wonderful illustrations and photographs, Jerry Apps has added beautiful prose about barns and the people who built and used them. This updatedBarns of Wisconsinis a real treasure and presents a wonderful historical perspective on a state icon."-Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio, 2011 Silver in the Great Lakes Best Regional Nonfiction Category from the Independent Publisher Book Awards, "Jerry Appsrs" new edition ofBarns of Wisconsinis outstanding! In this new book Jerry systematically examines many aspects of barns-from their origins to their adaptations for continuing use. His approach will be interesting and informative to the barn owner, the history buff and the preservationist. The inclusion of abundant color photographs to back up the text makes the book doubly interesting.Barns of Wisconsinwill also be a useful reference for preservation groups all over North America and a model for future publications. Irs"m glad I have a copy."-Bill Kimball, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and active member of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network and the National Barn Alliance, "Jerry Apps' new edition of Barns of Wisconsin is outstanding! In this new book Jerry systematically examines many aspects of barns-from their origins to their adaptations for continuing use. His approach will be interesting and informative to the barn owner, the history buff and the preservationist. The inclusion of abundant color photographs to back up the text makes the book doubly interesting. Barns of Wisconsin will also be a useful reference for preservation groups all over North America and a model for future publications. I'm glad I have a copy." ( Bill Kimball, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and active member of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network and the National Barn Alliance), "More than a book about barns, Apps offers us a unique lens through which to view the rich textures and constant changes in Wisconsin rural life. Barns of Wisconsin is as lovingly crafted as the iconic structures that are its subject. This new edition helped me discover more about my own barns and more fully imagine the lives of those who built them." ( Dena Wortzel, Executive Director, Wisconsin Humanities Council), "More than a book about barns, Apps offers us a unique lens through which to view the rich textures and constant changes in Wisconsin rural life.Barns of Wisconsinis as lovingly crafted as the iconic structures that are its subject. This new edition helped me discover more about my own barns and more fully imagine the lives of those who built them."-Dena Wortzel, Executive Director, Wisconsin Humanities Council, 2010 Finalist in the Regional Category from ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year 2011 Silver in the Great Lakes Best Regional Non-fiction Category from the Independent Publisher Book Awards 2011 Finalist in the Regional Non-fiction Category from National Indie Excellence Awards 2011 Finalist in the Regional Non-fiction Category from Next Generation Indie Book Awards, "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there." ( Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee), "Nothing tells more about a farm than its barn. It reflects a heritage, values, and its dreams. Jerry Apps has captured their stories and need to preserve them." ( Dr. Clarence C. Olson, Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin Dairy Science), "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there." ( Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee ), 2010 Finalist in the Regional Category from ForeWord Magazine's Book of the Year 2011 Silver in the Great Lakes Best Regional Non-fiction Category from the Independent Publisher Book Awards 2011 Finalist in the Regional Non-fiction Category from National Indie Excellence Awards 2011 Finalist in the Regional Non-fiction Category from Next Generation Indie Book Awards, "The Places along the Way book series, of which this book is a part, represents a renaissance in writing about Wisconsin; written to encourage tourism, these books celebrate Wisconsin's history and culture. In addition to the plethora (140) of vivid color photos, Apps has provided a map of Wisconsin barns for readers making the scenic driving tour." ( Korina Cornish, ForeWord Reviews ) "Amid wonderful illustrations and photographs, Jerry Apps has added beautiful prose about barns and the people who built and used them. This updated Barns of Wisconsin is a real treasure and presents a wonderful historical perspective on a state icon." ( Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio ), ThePlaces along the Waybook series, of which this book is a part, represents a renaissance in writing about Wisconsin; written to encourage tourism, these books celebrate Wisconsin''s history and culture. In addition to the plethora (140) of vivid color photos, Apps has provided a map of Wisconsin barns for readers making the scenic driving tour., "The Places along the Way book series, of which this book is a part, represents a renaissance in writing about Wisconsin; written to encourage tourism, these books celebrate Wisconsin's history and culture. In addition to the plethora (140) of vivid color photos, Apps has provided a map of Wisconsin barns for readers making the scenic driving tour." ( Korina Cornish, ForeWord Reviews ) "Amid wonderful illustrations and photographs, Jerry Apps has added beautiful prose about barns and the people who built and used them. This updated Barns of Wisconsin is a real treasure and presents a wonderful historical perspective on a state icon." ( Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio ) "More than a book about barns, Apps offers us a unique lens through which to view the rich textures and constant changes in Wisconsin rural life. Barns of Wisconsin is as lovingly crafted as the iconic structures that are its subject. This new edition helped me discover more about my own barns and more fully imagine the lives of those who built them." ( Dena Wortzel, Executive Director, Wisconsin Humanities Council ) "Jerry Apps' new edition of Barns of Wisconsin is outstanding! In this new book Jerry systematically examines many aspects of barns--from their origins to their adaptations for continuing use. His approach will be interesting and informative to the barn owner, the history buff and the preservationist. The inclusion of abundant color photographs to back up the text makes the book doubly interesting. Barns of Wisconsin will also be a useful reference for preservation groups all over North America and a model for future publications. I'm glad I have a copy." ( Bill Kimball, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and active member of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network and the National Barn Alliance ) "In Barns of Wisconsin , Jerry Apps has given a voice to rural Wisconsin's architectural elders and the stories they have to tell--stories well worth remembering." ( Doug Miller, Executive Director, Folklore Village ) "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there." ( Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee ) "Barns are the 'heartbeat' of a farm family's heritage, values, and dreams. Jerry Apps has captured their stories and the need for preservation." ( Dr. Clarence C. Olson, Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin Dairy Science ), "Nothing tells more about a farm than its barn. It reflects a heritage, values, and its dreams. Jerry Apps has captured their stories and need to preserve them."-Dr. Clarence C. Olson, Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin Dairy Science, "In Barns of Wisconsin , Jerry Apps has given a voice to rural Wisconsin's architectural elders and the stories they have to tell-stories well worth remembering." ( Doug Miller, Executive Director, Folklore Village), "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there."-Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee, "The Places along the Way book series, of which this book is a part, represents a renaissance in writing about Wisconsin; written to encourage tourism, these books celebrate Wisconsin's history and culture. In addition to the plethora (140) of vivid color photos, Apps has provided a map of Wisconsin barns for readers making the scenic driving tour." ( Korina Cornish, ForeWord Reviews ) "Amid wonderful illustrations and photographs, Jerry Apps has added beautiful prose about barns and the people who built and used them. This updated Barns of Wisconsin is a real treasure and presents a wonderful historical perspective on a state icon." ( Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio ) "More than a book about barns, Apps offers us a unique lens through which to view the rich textures and constant changes in Wisconsin rural life. Barns of Wisconsin is as lovingly crafted as the iconic structures that are its subject. This new edition helped me discover more about my own barns and more fully imagine the lives of those who built them." ( Dena Wortzel, Executive Director, Wisconsin Humanities Council ) "Jerry Apps' new edition of Barns of Wisconsin is outstanding! In this new book Jerry systematically examines many aspects of barns-from their origins to their adaptations for continuing use. His approach will be interesting and informative to the barn owner, the history buff and the preservationist. The inclusion of abundant color photographs to back up the text makes the book doubly interesting. Barns of Wisconsin will also be a useful reference for preservation groups all over North America and a model for future publications. I'm glad I have a copy." ( Bill Kimball, professor emeritus, Michigan State University, and active member of the Michigan Barn Preservation Network and the National Barn Alliance ) "In Barns of Wisconsin , Jerry Apps has given a voice to rural Wisconsin's architectural elders and the stories they have to tell-stories well worth remembering." ( Doug Miller, Executive Director, Folklore Village ) "Jerry Apps brings these old barns back to life and keeps them breathing by telling their stories. They are all unique representations of the many different heritages that were brought to Wisconsin, such as the German designed stone barn in the Town of Chase. Jerry gives these old barns a voice and takes you back in time to experience the hardships and joys of life on the farm as if you were there." ( Christopher Jaworski and Kristin Kolkowski, Chase Stone Barn Committee ) "Barns are the 'heartbeat' of a farm family's heritage, values, and dreams. Jerry Apps has captured their stories and the need for preservation." ( Dr. Clarence C. Olson, Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin Dairy Science ), "InBarns of Wisconsin, Jerry Apps has given a voice to rural Wisconsin's architectural elders and the stories they have to tell-stories well worth remembering."-Doug Miller, Executive Director, Folklore Village
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
728/.92209775
Edition Description
Revised edition
Synopsis
In this new edition of his classic book, award-winning author Jerry Apps shares a unique perspective on the great barns of rural Wisconsin. Digging deep as both an enthusiast and a farmer, Apps reaps a story of change: from the earliest pioneer structures to the low steel buildings of modern dairy farms, barns have adapted to meet the needs of each generation. They've housed wheat, tobacco, potatoes, and dairy cows, and they display the optimism, ingenuity, hard work, and practicality of the people who tend land and livestock. Featuring more than 100 stunning full-color photographs by Steve Apps, plus dozens of historic images, Barns of Wisconsin illuminates a vanishing way of life. The book explores myriad barn designs--from rectangular to round, from gable roof to gambrel, from fieldstone to wood--always with an eye to the history and craftsmanship of the Norwegians, Germans, Swiss, Finns, and others who built and used them. Barns of Wisconsin captures both the iconic and the unique, including historic and noteworthy barns, and discusses the disappearance of barns from our landscape and preservation efforts to save these important symbols of American agriculture., In this new edition of his classic book, award-winning author Jerry Apps shares a unique perspective on the great barns of rural Wisconsin. Digging deep as both an enthusiast and a farmer, Apps reaps a story of change: from the earliest pioneer structures to the low steel buildings of modern dairy farms, barns have adapted to meet the needs of each generation. They've housed wheat, tobacco, potatoes, and dairy cows, and they display the optimism, ingenuity, hard work, and practicality of the people who tend land and livestock.
LC Classification Number
TH4930.A66 2010
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