Deusner, Melody Barnett. 2017. "The Impossible Exedra: Engineering Contemplation and Conviviality in the Gilded Age." In Housing the New Romans: Architectural Reception and Classical Style in the Modern World. Macaulay-Lewis, Elizabeth and von Stackelberg, Katherine, editors. New York: Oxford University Press.
Quotes and excerpts must be cited as follows: Oral history interview with Leroy Davis and Cecily Langdale, 2007 June 26-August 7. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.
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Man in Partial Native Dress and with Two-Wheeled Wooden Cart; Wooden Plow Leaning on Cart; Adobe House Clusters, Beehive Ovens and Trough in Background
Group of Women in Partial Native Dress, One Grinding With Mano on Metate, Another Patting Out Tortillas? and Baking Them on Griddle Over Fire; Outside Adobe House
View of Pueblo, Showing Adobe House Clusters, Beehive Ovens, Corn Drying on Roof-Tops, House Ladders, and Trough; Two Non-Native? Men and Four Men in Native Dress, with Rifles, In Foreground
Two Non-Native Men with Two Woman and Group of Children In Partial Native Dress; View of Pueblo in Background, Showing Adobe House Clusters, Ladders and Chimney Pots; Railroad Cars on Track in Distance
Group of Men and Woman in Partial Native Dress and with Lance and Non-Native Group at Ceremony of Last Spike Driven To Complete Northern Pacific Railroad; Wood Frame Station House, Cannon, and Tent? Nearby
