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NE/SAH: New England Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians

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

06/05/202007/18/2020 New England Chapter Society of Architectural Historians Events of Interest, Lectures

NEWPORT: THE ARTFUL CITY

Pre-registration for this virtual book talk is required. Please register here!

Monday, June 22, 2020
7:00pm
Presented via Zoom

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It’s Valentine’s Day and we’re in love (specifically with those tiny windows 😍)! This beautiful early 19th century home can be found in one of Vermont’s most picturesque villages. Any guesses? Let us know in the comments!
Mark your calendars for our upcoming Zoom lecture on Wednesday, February 24 at 6pm! Pre-registration for this free event is required, so head to nesah.org to sign up.
Talk about a transformation! This Art Deco style building in New Haven, CT, was originally built as a two-story residence in the Greek Revival style for industrialist Henry L. Hotchkiss and was completed in 1842. A third story was subsequently added in 1863. The building was acquired by the Lupoli family in the late 19th century and they eventually established a funeral home there that stayed in business for over a century. In the 1930s the Lupolis commissioned architect Lester Lulianelle to remodel the building in the Art Deco style, who included stylistic touches - like the fluted pilasters - to pay tribute to its Greek Revival origins. The funeral home closed in 2008 and was then remodeled as condominiums with interior alterations by architect Christian Dinkeloo.
The Archibald-Adams House, built c. 1795, patiently waiting for the snow to arrive tonight in Cherryfield, Maine.
This glorious little Art Deco gatehouse is a relatively rare sight in Vermont, but it’s even more unique because it’s sitting on top of 2 million cubic yards of compacted earth that make up the Waterbury Dam! 😳 The gatehouse and earthen dam beneath it were completed in 1938 to provide flood control after the devastating flood of 1927. 📸 Photo credit: @the_tyranny_of_influence
We’re excited to announce that our Directors’ Night will be held on Monday, January 25 at 7 pm! We’ll be covering some great topics (check out the flyer👆), so be sure to register by clicking the link in our bio. As always, this event is free and open to everyone!

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