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Jan./Feb. 2007
Features

Mission Impossible?
A 2003 earthquake left California's San Miguel Arc?gel mission fragile and vulnerable. The effort to save it is a battle against politics, nature, and time.
By Christopher Hall

Behind the Glass
Architect Philip Johnson's home in Connecticut becomes a National Trust historic site.
By Paul Goldberger

The Restoration of the Light
Baltimore's basilica, a neoclassical masterpiece by Benjamin Latrobe, gets an illuminating makeover.
By Eve M. Kahn

Departments


  • Reporter
    Saarinen's Bell Labs building saved ? An Alabama church that was a civil rights landmark stands empty ? Paterson, N.J., promotes its industrial core as a national park ? Transitions ? Who's News

  • Place
    Though now faded and distant, a house in Panama remains vibrant in a writer's mind and her work.
    By Cristina Henríquez

  • Traveler
    Vancouver's Stanley Park offers the visitor moments of transcendence, and a few lessons in unfussy preservation.
    By James Conaway

  • Books
    A novel has II Duce building the ultimate monument?to himself.
    By Diane Cole; short reviews by Lawrence Hurley and Stephanie Joy Smith

  • The Back Page
    Bestowing awards rewards us all.
    By Dwight Young

    Your Trust
    Information for members and friends of the National Trust
    Replica of Lincoln desk debuts at Lincoln Cottage ? President's Note ? The fight to save Ground Zero's survivors' staircase ? Arnold Berke's NTHP More Trust >>



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