Back of the Big House: The Architecture of Plantation Slavery (Fred W. Morrison Series in Southern Studies)
Back of the Big House examines the architecture of plantation slavery, revealing the structures built by enslaved individuals in the American South. Part of the Fred W. Morrison Series in Southern Studies, it explores how these spaces shaped and were shaped by the institution of slavery, offering a deeper understanding of Southern history through its built environment.
About This Book
The book delves into the architecture associated with plantation slavery, focusing on the buildings and spaces constructed during that era in the Southern United States.
As part of the Fred W. Morrison Series in Southern Studies, it examines how these structures reflect the realities of enslaved labor and daily life on plantations.
Author John Michael Vlach provides insights into the design and function of these often-overlooked architectural elements.
This work highlights the material culture of the South, connecting built environments to broader historical narratives of slavery.
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