The Town and Gown Architecture of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1795-1975 (Distributed for the Preservation Society of Chapel Hill) Hardcover – Illustrated, October 30, 2006

Extended history and details of many buildings, of obvious special interest only. Overly researched for contents. 1 chapter repeats what had gone before. Loses reader interest as it proceeds. No mention of my buildings of instruction in the business/economics complex such as Carroll Hall. Nor of where I lived on North Street a short distance from a cited (nondescript) building. My location was extremely distinctive: a detached residence having 2 front Gothic/medieval towers like the former Memorial Hall Also continued beyond 1975 in a few places despite the title.

Delightful picture of my home town, incomplete of course, but....