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02/01/202102/01/2021 New England Chapter Society of Architectural Historians Events of Interest, Lectures

LECTURE: Architecture’s History Problem: Framing Built Environment Studies through Black Epistemologies by Jay Cephas

Pre-registration for this free event is required. Please register here!

Wednesday, February 24, 2021
6:00 pm
Presented via Zoom. Pre-registration for this free event is required. Please register here!

10/12/202010/12/2020 New England Chapter Society of Architectural Historians Events of Interest, Lectures

BOOK TALK: Modern Mobility Aloft by Amy D. Finstein

Pre-registration for this free lecture is required. Please register here!

Monday, October 26, 2020
7:00 pm
Presented via Zoom

07/29/202007/29/2020 New England Chapter Society of Architectural Historians Annual Meetings, Lectures

48th ANNUAL NE/SAH MEETING and NANCY SEASHOLES LECTURE

Pre-registration for this free lecture is required. Please register here!

Monday, September 14, 2020
7:00 pm
Presented via Zoom

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Mark your calendars and join us next Saturday, June 26, for NE/SAH’s 42nd Annual Student Symposium! Click the link in our bio to register for this free virtual event and learn more about the sessions and presenters!
Looking back to a misty and moody spring day at Castle Hill in Ipswich, MA. The “Great House” located on the hilltop was designed by David Adler and built in 1928 for industrialist Richard Crane Jr., and his wife Florence and their two children. It replaced an earlier Italian Renaissance style villa that was originally built for the Cranes there. Rumor has it that Mrs. Crane found the villa to be too drafty and not to her liking, thus sealing its fate!
Come join NE/SAH’s Rachel Robinson and Historic New England tomorrow, May 27, at 5:30 pm for Tale of Two Cities: Pioneering Women Architects in Providence and Boston! The event is free, so all you need to do is register at historicnewengland.org. More info below👇
The suburbs around Boston are full of great buildings, and a walk in Dorchester provides not only fresh air, but good architecture too!
Waltham, MA’s Wilson’s Diner, a traditional barrel-roofed diner and one of 651 manufactured by the Worcester Lunch Car Company that were shipped through the northeast and beyond🥤🥪 Do you have a diner in your home town? If yes, it might be a Worcester diner!
Fancy a quick trip to France via Rhode Island?? 😍😍😍

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