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I'm biased: he's my grandfather!,
By Jim Crossley (jim@lads.com) (Roswell, GA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lewis Edmund Crook, Jr., Architect, 1898-1967: A Twentieth-Century Traditionalist in the Deep South (Hardcover)
Lewis "Buck" Crook was my grandfather. For me, my brothers, my cousins, and the rest of my family, the Crook Book, as it is affectionately known, is a great source of pride. I developed a web site dedicated to the life and work of Buck Crook. A number of pictures from the Crook Book are featured there.
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Lewis Edmund Crook, Jr., Architect, 1898-1967: A Twentieth-Century Traditionalist in the Deep South by William Robert Mitchell (Hardcover - Jan. 1984)
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