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Show 28. Ivor Noel Hume, Martin's Hundred (New York: Alfred A Knopf, 1982), 192. 29: See Brunvand, 11 A Survey of Mormon Housing Tradition," 123; Pitman, "Nineteenth Century Folk Housing, 11 188. The 11 one door for each 1vife 11 idea is refuted in Spencer, 11 Ho1Jse Types of Southern Utah, 11 448. 30. See Glassie, Pattern, 82-83; Marshall, Folk Architecture, 46-49; Kniffen, "Folk Housing," 561-563; and Erixon, Svensk Byggnadskultur, 376-386. 31~ The plan of the Lauritz Jensen house is reminiscent of the three-room "continental plan" documented in the German communites of Pennsylvania . See Robert C. Bucher, 11 The Continental Log House, 11 Pennsylvania Folklife, 12:4 (Summer 1962): 14-19, and Henry Glassie, "A Continental Log House, 11 Pennsylvania Folklife, 18:2 (Winter 1968-69): 32-39. 32. Glassie, Folk Housing, 48, 50-51, 117-122. 33. See Pierson, American Buildings~ 450-451, and Erixon, Svensk Byggnadskultur, 297. 34. The public/private conflict in Mormon society is discussed in Mark P. Leone, "Archaeology as the Science of Technology: Mormon Town Plans and Fences, 11 in Research and Theory in Current Archaeology, ed. by. Charles Redman (New York, 1973), 144-145. 35. The best description of the Georgian house is found in Glassie, "Eighteenth Century Cultural Process in Delaware Valley Folk Building," 35-37. 36. Kelly, Early Domestic Architecture of Connecticut, 20-21; Glassie, Pattern, 49, 54-55, 56-59, 124-125, 127-128; and Glassie, "Delaware Valley Folk Building," 29-57. 37. Glassie, Folk Housing, 66-113, and Pattern, 64-69. 38. Kniffen, "Folk Housing, 11 553-556. 39. The central passageway house's presence in Mormon communities has been vastly overestimated since the publication of Richard Francaviglia's "Mormon Central-Hall Houses in the American West" in 1971. The dominance of the central passageway form has been successfully chall ~, ged by Pitman ("Nineteenth Century Folk Housing, 11 167) and Carter ("Folk Design, 11 49) 40. See Glassie, Pattern, 128-131, and Kelly, Early Domestic Architecture in Connecticut, 12. 41. For a detailed discussion of the Sanpete Valley house, see Thomas Concept in Material Culture, 11 in Folklife: Prologue and Dialogue, central-passageway remodeling of one Carter, 11 Time As an Analytical American Material Culture and ed. Simon J. Bronner (Ann Arbor, 245 |
