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July/August 2006
Features

This Old Stuff
Architectural salvage enters the mainstream.
By Amanda Kolson Hurley

Mending Time at Beauvoir
The hard work of reviving Jefferson Davis’ hurricane-stricken home has begun.
By Roy Hoffman

Emily Enshrined
After a century of wrangling, a great poet’s family home opens its doors.
By Richard Todd

Departments


  • Reporter
    Reporter America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places 2006 ? Light rail threatens Phoenix's historic palms ? Who's News ? Smithsonian's two-museum temple is reborn ? Transitions

  • Place
    A Chautauqua thrives at the foot of the Rockies.
    By Gillian Klucas

  • The Short Answer
    Developer Donald Trump talks about the value of preservation.

  • Traveler
    An explosion in wine production helps revive a Washington town.
    By Margaret Shakespeare

  • Books
    American architects who revived Old World styles
    By Stanley Abercrombie

  • House Rules
    An exquisite Victorian leaves Ohio behind for the West Coast.
    By Kristin Ohlson

  • The Back Page
    Jane Jacobs showed us how cities really work.
    By Dwight Young

    Your Trust
    Information for members and friends of the National Trust
    Annual conference to convene in Pittsburgh ? President's Note ? Trust and partners win Merritt Parkway lawsuit ? Montpelier finishes exterior restoration ? Arnold Berke's NTHP More Trust >>



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