Things age, buildings as well as people. This is the case with Cohasset Town Hall, which could soon be getting[Read More...]
Peddocks Island: A Study of Public Art and Community
November 25, 2012 By
At the end of this past summer I made a trip to Peddocks Island in the Boston Harbor. The island[Read More...]
The Fate of Neutra’s Cyclorama at Gettysburg Has National Implications
September 27, 2012 By
The National Park Service has published their environmental assessment report outlining options for Richard Netura’s 1961 Cyclorama Building at Gettysburg.[Read More...]
New Life for H.H. Richardson’s Hayden Building
June 9, 2012 By
Boston – The open house held at the Hayden building on Monday, June 4 signaled the beginning of a new[Read More...]
Arlington Considers Return To Menotomy Roots
April 14, 2012 By
Boston – The battles of Lexington and Concord. These events should ring a bell or two with most people. However,[Read More...]
Preserving Boston’s Iconic Three-Decker House
March 29, 2012 By
Boston – With their light wooden frames, flat or slightly pitched roofs and stacked porches, the three-decker residence has become[Read More...]
US Rep. Richard E. Neal and Becker College to Dedicate May House Restoration to Underground Railroad Movement
February 28, 2012 By
The restoration of the historic May House, a designated part of the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, is currently[Read More...]
Decaying Charles River Speedway Seeks a Developer
February 27, 2012 By
Boston – The Charles River Speedway first opened in 1899 to entertain Bostonians with chariot races and parades.
Restoration of Church of Presidents
February 18, 2012 By
Quincy MA – Last Thursday I had the opportunity to tour United First Parish Church of Quincy’s recently restored bell[Read More...]
Back Bay Landmark Gets New Tenant to Add to List
January 25, 2012 By
One of the oldest buildings in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood is getting yet another makeover.