Bilivtsi / Okopy / Dickinson / Winnipeg / New York / Boryskivtsi / Kiev / Washington / D.C. / Salt Lake City / Rome / Cleveland / Toronto / Boryskivtsiin / /
Company
Dell / Chesapeake / AfricanaPublishing Company / Galiciangroup / Arno Press / /
Continent
America / North America / /
Country
United States / Canada / Ukraine / Ireland / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Person Travel / /
Facility
UkrainianCultural Institute / North Dakota Institute / Cleveland Museum of Art / A dugout / Fargo /
IndustryTerm
oil cans / food / information technology / post-and-earth technologies / tin sheet metal / /
NaturalFeature
Dniester / /
Organization
UkrainianPioneer Days Committee / State Historical Society of North Dakota / Historical Resources Division / North Dakota Council on the Arts / Billings County Historical Society / Fargo /
Person
Joe / Theodore B. Pedeliski / V. Karmazym-Kakovsky / Steve Baranko / Petro Demianiw / Alex Gowrylow / Kevin ArchitecDanaher / Peter Zagursky / Cary Carson / Matthew Logosz / Mike Filkowski / Nick Rodakowski / Constantine Kordonowy / John MichaelVlach / Stephen Ludwig / Michael Koop / Alex Kordonowy / John Lehr / John C. Lehr / Christopher Martin Source / Agnes Palanuk / Norman F Barka / Susan Denyer / Nick Rodakowskiinterview / Dorothy Zilkowski / Wallace Palanuk / Elko Anheluk / /
Position
Author / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / North Dakota / Nevada / South Dakota / Manitoba / Galicia / Billings County / /
Region
Western North Dakota / central Ukraine / central Canada / New England / western Ukraine / Midwest / central North Dakota / eastern Europe / /
Technology
information technology / post-and-earth technologies / /
Skeleton of Settlement: Ukrainian Folk Building in Western North Dakota Author(s): Christopher Martin Source: Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture, Vol[removed]), pp[removed]Published by: Vernacular Architecture Forum