Plus, 7 stunning Guastavino tile vaults from around the country.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER WHO HUMANIZED FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
For more than 20 years, Pedro Guerrero documented Frank Lloyd Wright and his
work. But who was the man behind the camera?

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WHAT IS ITALIANATE ARCHITECTURE?
This mid-19th-century style became popular as the United States looked towards a
romantic past to recreate in the present. But how do you identify it?

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PLACES RESTORED, THREATENED, SAVED, AND LOST
In each Transitions section of Preservation magazine, we highlight places of local and national importance that have
recently been restored, are currently threatened, have been saved from
demolition or neglect, or have been lost. Here are five ranging from an Alaskan
sawmill to an octagonal water tower in Indiana.

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7 MAJESTIC GUASTAVINO TILE VAULTS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY
While the stunning tile work of Rafael Guastavino and his son, Rafael Jr., has
long been overlooked, that's finally starting to change. Find out why with these
seven examples of the finest Guastavino creations.

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EXPLORE 1,000 SITES RELATED TO WOMEN'S HISTORY
This August, the United States marked the 100th anniversary of women earning the
right to vote. As we headed toward that milestone, we asked you to share a place
connected to women’s history. Take a moment and explore these women and the
places behind them.

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