Books and Articles; Currently there isn't a monograph about George W. Maher in print, although there are reports of a couple of authors with manuscripts in progress. The following books contain discussions about Maher's history within the Prairie School and Arts and Crafts movements; “Guide to Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School Architecture in Oak Park, Illinois“ by Paul E. Sprague “Pleasant Home 1897: A History of the John Farson House, George Washington Maher, Architect” by Kathleen Ann Cummings. "The Chicago School Of Architecture", by Carl W. Condit “Prairie School Architecture: Studies from The Western Architect”, H. Allen Brooks (editor) “George W. Maher - Architect of the Prairie School”. The Prairie School Review, Vol 1, No.1, by J. William Rudd “North Shore Chicago: Houses of the Lakefront Suburbs” by Stuart Cohen and Susan Benjamin “The Great Houses of Chicago, 1871-1921” by Stuart Cohen and Susan Benjamin “The Prairie School: Frank Lloyd Wright and his Midwest Contemporaries”, by H. Allen Brooks “Arts and Crafts Furniture” by Kevin Rodel and Jonathan Binzen “The Arts & Crafts Movement in Europe & America” by Wendy Kaplan |
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Links to sites with George W. Maher history and information Chicago Landmarks; City of Chicago.....George W. Maher The John W. Farson House - Pleasant Home House Beautiful magazine, November 1908; “Houses designed by George Maher” George W. Maher & Son; Work in Gary, Indiana Minneapolis Institute of Arts; “Unified Vision, the Architecture and Design of the Prairie School” Wikipedia article; George Washington Maher |
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Links to sites about architects with George Maher connections Joeseph Silsbee; Searching For Silsbee |
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