Author: C Brett et al
Title: Publications of the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society
Description: London , Ulster Architectural Society, 1969-1977. Cloth. A nine volume set of works on historic buildings published by the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society. Surveys of various areas including lists of Historic Buildings, Groups of Buildings, and Buildings of Architectural Importance Volumes include: Portaferry and Strangford (Bell, Brett and Matthew 1969) Downpatrick (Dunleath, Rankin, Rowan, 1969-1970) City of Derry (Ferguson, Rowan and Tracey, 1969-1970) North Antrim (W.D.Girvan, 1971) Rathlin (C.E.B Brett 1974) Mourne (P.J. Rankin 1975) Saint Peter Port (C. E. B Brett 1974-75) Alderney (C.E.B. Brett 1975-76) Saint Helier (C.E.B. Brett n1976-1977) Ulster Architectural Heritage society was founded in 1967 as part of a growing awareness of the value of historic buildings in Northern Ireland. The Society seeks to preserve the survival of these important buildings and is recognised as one of the most active of groups in the British Isles. One of the chief contributors to these volumes is C E B brett, a Northern irish solicitor, journalist and author. Brett was a founding member and first chairman of the society. He also served as President for the society from 1979 until his death. In quarter cloth bindings with soft pictorial paper boards. Externally, generally smart with some bumping and wear to spines. Occasional lifting to backstrips. Some spotting to boards. Internally, all volumes generally firmly bound. Pages bright with some scattered spotting and occasional annotations. Very Good . Ill.: None. Very Good .

Keywords: Ulster Architecture Heritage Architecture None


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