Monadnock Summer: The Architectural Legacy of Dublin, New Hampshire
Wanderlust for Dublin is exactly what this book inspired in me. In a compact but lively and readable volume, architectural historian William Morgan has traced the personal and architectural history of Dublin. Beginning in the Revolutionary era, when it was largely composed of simple Cape Cod-style cottages, Morgan chronicles the town's growing popularity and gradual embrace of more ardent and affluent styles of building. --James McCown, Art New EnglandWithout question, William Morgan's Monadnock Summer is an extraordinary achievement. Morgan's generous footnotes provide a plethora of useful information. The book is a great resource for general readers and for those well versed in New Hampshire's history and architecture. . . . Monadnock Summer is likely to inspire readers around the state to better appreciate the buildings in their own communities, public and private, which resulted from the summer house movement. --Historic New Hampshire, the journal of the New Hampshire Historical Society