All posts tagged: Historic Preservation

Revisiting serendipity and presence

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During the winter break we revisit a serendipitous encounter from 2018 that I almost missed.

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Tom Frank’s “Historic Houses of Worship” makes an eloquent case for these community landmarks.

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On the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, it is more important than ever to remember why the U.S. went to war.

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The past has much to teach us. Yet elders are not our masters, but guides.

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Roman Mars encouragers us to be on the lookout for stories embedded in our built environment.

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Great communities connect people to place, know where they want to go, and work tirelessly to make it happen.

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Places are imbued with sounds, smells, noises, and feelings that bring memories and human connections.

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Pauli Murray was one of the most consequential and hopeful of 20th century Americans.

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MTC posts from past travels to honor the tradition of the August holiday

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The first Native American Interior Secretary, media bias, a rejuvenated Penn Station, and inspiration from Dolly (again).