Buildings of Vermont is a highly significant and impressive contribution to the academic as well as popular understanding of the state's architecture, set in the broad context of international and American architectural history.... Given Vermont's well-documented, outstanding architectural legacy, the state well merits the recognition that it has been granted as a national historical treasure by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. With its exemplary qualities, in future years Buildings of Vermont will continue to sustain this legacy and present the state's architecture and related history to a broad, inquisitive, and appreciative audience. --Bryant F. Tolles Jr. "Vermont History " The latest in the venerable Buildings of the United States series of guidebooks sponsored by the Society of Architectural Historians covers the state of Vermont.... recommended both as a reference book and as a guidebook to Vermont. --BOOKLIST
Glenn M. Andres is Professor of the History of Art and Architecture at Middlebury College, USA the author of A Walking History of Middlebury, and coauthor (with John M. Hunisak and A. Richard Turner) of The Art of Florence. Curtis B. Johnson is a professional photographer and the editor of The Historic Architecture of Addison County and The Historic Architecture of Rutland County.