The collection of buildings that make up the Saugatuck and Douglas area, are woven together into a unique visual and social fabric, into the threads of which are enmeshed our historical memory. The purpose of the book is to first define and describe what is good about Saugatuck and Douglas architecture and second, to show how "reading" buildings is a way of connecting with our past.
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A professor of history at Central Michigan University James Schmiechen is also co-chairman of the museum committee of the Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society. He was also curator of the exhibit that this book describes and expands. He is the author of a textbook on social history and the author of The British Market Hall, A Social and Architectural History, published in 1999 by Yale University Press.
Raising the Roof has received the Michigan Museum Association's gold "design excellence" award for 1999. It was designed by Ken Carls. -- Michigan Museum Association
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