Three Centuries of Notable American Architects is an illustrated 1981 publication by American Heritage Publishing, covering influential American architects over the last three hundred years. Edited by Joseph J. Thorndike Jr., with an introduction by Vincent Scully, this volume explores architectural contributions from notable figures such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan, and Frederick Law Olmsted. The book contains detailed illustrations, including rare photographs, sketches, and plans that provide insight into each architect's legacy. Additional Features: Includes biographical and critical essays on architects like Henry Hobson Richardson, Stanford White, and Raymond Hood. Profusely illustrated with historical photographs, drawings, and architectural plans. Published by American Heritage Publishing in collaboration with Charles Scribner?s Sons. 343 pages with an index and extensive acknowledgments. Photos: See detailed images of the cover, dust jacket, table of contents, and sample pages to assess the book's overall quality and content.