History as a touchstone for transformation
New Harmony’s extraordinary past was, and remains, a touchstone for transformation.
All posts tagged: Historic Preservation
Leadership that brings people together
Celebrating leaders who are resolute, but not rude. Humble, but not timid. Proud, but not arrogant.
The wonder of blue harbors, steep cliffs, ancient windmills, and tiny chapels
Part 2 of my remembrance of our recent National Trust Tours trip to Greece and Ephesus
Heavenly columns, historic Türkiye, and the Greek Isles
Reflections on my recent National Trust Tours visit to the Greek Islands and Ephesus
Creating ethical, resilient, and thriving communities
Talking with Sara Bronin about her new book, “Key to the City: How Zoning Shapes Our World.”
A voracious curiosity for the built environments of the world
G.E. Kidder Smith’s life work captures a transformational era in world history.
Observations from . . . August 2024
A summary of posts included in the MORE TO COME newsletter during August 2024.
Observations from . . . cooler climes
Observations from our recent tour of Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea
A tale of two harbor cities
Two harbors, two approaches to preservation, two vibrant places to live as well as visit.
Memory is a poet . . . the scrapbook edition
Some old memorabilia reminds me that memory is more poetry than history.
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