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An avocational architectural historian has put together a substantive and data-rich volume that deserves celebration. The author conveys her passion for the topic, which is as much about the 'little person' as it is about their house. --Christopher W. Merritt, Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, Utah Division of State History The author is a meticulous and creative researcher. She clearly has left no stone unturned. --Martha S. Bradley, author of Kidnapped from that Land: The Government Raids on the Short Creek Polygamists An avocational architectural historian has put together a substantive and data-rich volume that deserves celebration. The author conveys her passion for the topic, which is as much about the little person as it is about their house. Christopher W. Merritt, Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, Utah Division of State History The author is a meticulous and creative researcher. She clearly has left no stone unturned. Martha S. Bradley, author of Kidnapped from that Land: The Government Raids on the Short Creek Polygamists

An avocational architectural historian has put together a substantive and data-rich volume that deserves celebration. The author conveys her passion for the topic, which is as much about the little person as it is about their house. Christopher W. Merritt, Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer, Utah Division of State History

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Laurie J. Bryant is a transplanted Californian and retired paleontologist. After living in Salt Lake City for ten years, she was drawn to the city’s adobe buildings and to the people who built them.

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