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Segregated Sabbaths: the architectural differences between white and black churches in Georgia between 1850-1950

Hutchings, Joan Eileen
2005
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Abstract

The purpose of this thesis is to analyze and survey selected African-American churches in Georgia to draw conclusions on their opportunities for preservation.

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Record ID
8975
Record Created
2024-12-05
Title
Segregated Sabbaths: the architectural differences between white and black churches in Georgia between 1850-1950
Author
Hutchings, Joan Eileen
Contributor
Waters, John C. Advisor
Akers, Mary Anne Committee Member
Cyriaque, Jeanne Committee Member
Reap, James Committee Member
College or School
College of Environment and Design
Date
2005
Publisher
University of Georgia
Content Type
Thesis
Language
English
Dissertation/ Thesis Note
Graduate
Degree Type
Master of Historic Preservation
Name of Granting Institution
University of Georgia, Spring 2005
Year Degree Granted
2005
Keywords
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Electronic Theses and Dissertations > Graduate Thesis
College of Environment and Design
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9949334738002959

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