January/February 2002
Salt
Lake's Golden Opportunity
When the world tunes in to the Winter Olympics, will
it like what a $2 billion investment has bought for
the host city?
By Shirley Streshinsky
Grand Entrances
The gateways to Paris' subway stations stir the
passions still.
By Edith Pearlman
Suburban
Harvest
Despite its proximity to Washington, D.C., populous
Montgomery County, Md., leads the nation in saving
farmland.
By Arnold Berke
September 11, 2001: Afterthoughts
Reactions from Vincent Scully,
Witold Rybczynski, Adele Chatfield-Taylor, Richard
Moe, Brian Doyle, Hugh Hardy, Stanley Abercrombie,
and David McCullough
Preservation
News
Historic sites scramble to recover attendance lost
after Sept. 11 • Transitions
• Owners seem bent on razing an early modern
house • Yikes! Making light
of a bad situation in Chicago • Combing
the Carolina Piedmont for lost trading paths •
A
car-culture sculpture crumbles in a Connecticut parking
lot • Detroit works to recover its historic
green canopy • Who's
News
Place: What to do with an old county courthouse
became a question of more than holding on to a
city's memories.
By Kate Lehrer
Travel:
Mount Washington has a long history as a summer
place; winter is a different story.
By David Laskin
Get Real: Daily Grind
By Ellen Ficklen
Book
Reviews By Phillip Lopate
and Richard E. Nicholls
Bricks & Mortar
By Andrea Oppenheimer Dean
and Elizabeth Brennan
Interiors
By M.G. Lord
Back Page
By Dwight Young
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