Plus, take a peek inside the restored Haas-Lilienthal House in San Francisco.
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THE AUGUST WILSON HOUSE: AN EMBLEM OF CREATIVE EXCELLENCE IN PITTSBURGH’S HILL
DISTRICT
Playwright August Wilson’s childhood home influenced him to write work that
highlights the African American experience. Now, as an African American Heritage
Action Fund grant recipient, the home can inspire creative people for years to
come.
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A SAN FRANCISCO VICTORIAN HOUSE PROVIDES A PORTAL TO THE PAST
The restored Haas-Lilienthal House in San Francisco is the city's only Queen
Anne Victorian-style house open to the public as a museum. Take an inside look
in this article from the latest issue of Preservation magazine.
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YOU’VE PROBABLY NEVER HEARD OF THIS ARCHITECT
Her story touches the Civil War and the suffrage movement, and she was a pioneer
in her field—not only as the first woman in the country to have her own
independent practice, but also for the path she took to get there.
DISCOVER
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A CLOSER LOOK AT THE INTRIGUING SCULPTURE “GIRL WITH THE CURLS”
Margaret French Cresson, the daughter of Lincoln Memorial sculptor Daniel
Chester French, was a talented artist in her own right. Learn more about one of
her most acclaimed works, which is part of the National Trust’s collection at
Chesterwood, a National Trust Historic Site.
TAKE A LOOK
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