Historic Houses of the Pacific Northwest by Daphne Reece is a comprehensive 1985 architectural and regional history guide published by Chronicle Books. The volume serves as an expansive directory of preserved pioneer cabins, opulent Victorian mansions, and early commercial estates that are open to the public across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and Alaska. By meticulously detailing the distinct architectural styles, family genealogies, and localized settlement lore associated with each property, Reece provides a tangible, room-by-room link to the domestic realities and economic ambitions of the region's early frontier leaders. Ultimately, it functions as both an engaging travelogue and a valuable educational resource for preservationists and regional historians seeking to physically explore the diverse, built heritage of the Pacific Northwest.

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Includes index

Includes index