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Books like Amazing Churches

What to read after Amazing Churches by Michael Kerrigan: 24 titles sharing themes of Architectural & Industrial, Photojournalism, Decorative Arts, and Denominations, chosen for mood and literary overlap.

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Top related books to Amazing Churches

Curated picks selected for thematic resonance, narrative overlap, and author diversity.

Abandoned Industrial Places Factories, laboratories, mills and mines that the world left behind

David Ross

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Decorative Arts

Abandoned Castles

Kieron Connolly

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Decorative Arts

Abandoned Cold War Places The bunkers, submarine bases, missile silos, airfields and listening posts from the world’s most secretive conflict

Robert Grenville

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Decorative Arts

Sacred Spaces The Awe-Inspiring Architecture of Churches and Cathedrals

Guillaume de Laubier

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Christian Church

City of Neighborhoods Philadelphia, 1890-1910

Joseph Minardi

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Buildings

French Furniture Under Louis XIV

Roger De Felice

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Decorative Arts • Design

A Text-book of Laying Off Or The Geometry of Shipbuilding

Edward Lewis Attwood

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Decorative Arts • Design

British Designers at Home

Jenny Rose-Innes

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Decorative Arts • Design

Rose Tarlow Three Houses

Rose Tarlow

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Decorative Arts • Design

#10

Soft Minimal Norm Architects: a Sensory Approach to Architecture and Design

Amy Woodroffe

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Design

#11

Inside North Korea

Oliver Wainwright

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Buildings

#12

Palm Beach Living

Jennifer Ash Rudick

Themes: Decorative Arts • Buildings • Design

#13

Hallowed Halls of Greater New Orleans Historic Churches, Cathedrals, and Sanctuaries

Deborah Burst

Themes: Buildings • Christian Church • Architecture

#14

Michelangelo & the Pope’s Ceiling

Ross King

Themes: Decorative Arts • Buildings • Design

#15

The Sistine Chapel A Biblical Tour

Christine M. Panyard

Themes: Decorative Arts • Buildings • Design

#16

Historic Richmond Churches and Synagogues

Walter S. Griggs Jr.

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Architecture

#17

The Lion Companion to Church Architecture

David Stancliffe

Themes: Denominations • Buildings • Christian Church

#18

The Fire Next Time

James Baldwin

Themes: Photojournalism • Decorative Arts • Design

#19

Fair Park Deco Art and Architecture of the Texas Centennial Exposition

Jim Parsons

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Architecture

#20

Abandoned Ireland

Dominic Connolly

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Photojournalism • Architecture

#21

Skyscrapers A History of the World’s Most Extraordinary Buildings — Revised and Updated — Judith Dupre

Judith Dupré

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Architecture

#22

Boughton The House, Its People and Its Collections

Richard Buccleuch

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Architecture

#23

A History of the West Virginia Capitol The House of State

Jim Wallace

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Architecture

#24

Pittsburgh’s Mansions

Melanie Linn Gutowski

Themes: Architectural & Industrial • Buildings • Architecture

This list brings together 24 books that share meaningful common ground with Amazing Churches by Michael Kerrigan. Connected by Architectural & Industrial, Photojournalism, Decorative Arts. Authors featured include David Ross, Kieron Connolly, Robert Grenville, Guillaume de Laubier, and others. Each pick was selected for thematic and literary overlap — not just genre similarity.