By Otis L. Hairston Jr. This book documents African American history in Greensboro from the Reconstruction Period to modern day, including themes of education, religion, Civil Rights, social life, and governmental representation. Published in 2003. Soft cover, $21.91
By Heather Fearnbach A narrative and photographic overview of the Twin City’s architectural development from the eighteenth century to the present. There are almost 900 documentary and current images of architecturally and historically significant buildings and neighborhoods. Published in 2015. Hardcover $60.00
By Blair Kamin A selection of essays by a Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune architecture critic on the state of contemporary architecture in Chicago and other cities. His subjects range from high-rises to highways, parks to public housing, Frank Lloyd Wright to Frank Gehry. Published in 2001. Soft cover $21.00
By Steve Jordan For the repair, maintenance, restoration and improvement of old or historic windows and provides an array of options to save money, energy, and historic windows for decades to come. Published 2015. Soft cover $45.00
By Benjamin Briggs A publication to showcase and promote all of Guilford County’s locally designated historic landmarks. Published in 2005. Soft cover $20.00
By Marvin Brown A survey of the historic and architecturally significant structures and neighborhoods of Greensboro, North Carolina, published in 1995. Hard cover $49.95
By Gayle Hicks Fripp The history of the Gate City, is brought to life through illustrations, many in color. The book chronicles the development of the Gate City from the eighteenth century to the present. Published in 2001. Hard cover $32.95
By John Lee Sanders and Edward T. Davis A detailed and illustrated review of the work of the New York City-based architect Alexander Jackson Davis in North Carolina. Subjects range from the state capitol to the UNC campus, Blandwood, and Davidson College. Published in 2000. Soft cover $9.00
By Benjamin Briggs A history and guide to the city’s houses, churches, and public buildings, including a review of the growth and development of the city. Published in 2008. Hard cover $24.95
By Catherine W. Bishir & Michael T. Southern A field guide and reference for the traveler, resident, student, and preservationist with interest in North Carolina’s historic architecture. Published in 2003. Hard cover $39.95, Soft cover $22.50
By Patrick Lee Lucas A catalog of architectural work and a series of essays exploring Modern residential architecture by Greensboro architect Edward Loewenstein. Published in 2013. Soft cover $45.00