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| Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris's beloved tales of Afro-American animal folklore, collected here with original illustrations. | | | Savannah Revisited A lavishly illustrated book depicting the history, people and architecture of one of the South's classic cities. | ||
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| Colonial & Federal The first of two books surveying buildings across the South, focusing on early architectural perceptions and trends. | | | Greek Revival & Romantic The second book in the two-part overview, describing hundreds of buildings built in the later Greek Revival and Romantic styles. | ||
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| John Abbot's Birds of Georgia Selected drawings by early artist-naturalist John Abbot, presented in full color and size. | | | Slavery Time When I Was Chillun down on Marster's Plantation Recollections of slavery by those who lived it, recorded in interviews by the Federal Writers' Project. | ||
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| South Carolina A survey of some 200 buildings, covering architecture in the low-country of aristocratic planters as well as that of up-country small farmers. | | | Louisiana Louisiana's architecture is a rich combination of Caribbean, French and English traditions that lends the state a distinctive "foreign" appearance. | ||
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| Virginia Virginia was the oldest, most populous and richest colony in the South, with early architecture of unsurpassed elegance and variety. | | | Georgia The cotton gin transformed the last and poorest of the colonies into a thriving center of commerce, bringing opulent villas and fine Greek Revival mansions to Georgia. | ||
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The Beehive Foundation 208 West Harris Street Savannah, Georgia 31401 These books are published without profit as an educational service. |