Plus, learn how you can join Bob Vila virtually at the National Preservation
Awards.
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TWO MODERN MASTERPIECES: FARNSWORTH HOUSE AND THE GLASS HOUSE
Photographer Robin Hill, whose work blends architecture and design with the
natural world, found himself inspired by the work of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
and Philip Johnson. His exhibition uses diptychs to bring similarities and
differences of each house together.

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JOIN BOB VILA AT THE NATIONAL PRESERVATION AWARDS
TV host and preservationist, Bob Vila, will be hosting the National Preservation
Awards at PastForward Online, Thursday, October 29. Join this FREE event to
honor the best-of-the-best projects in historic preservation.

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PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON HOUSE MARKS THE 19TH AMENDMENT AT 100
When the COVID-19 pandemic closed the doors of Washington, D.C.’s President
Woodrow Wilson House in spring 2020, preservationists looked beyond the walls of
this National Trust Historic Site for new ways to tell its story. One way was
through "Suffrage Outside,” an outdoor display of large, eye-catching flags that
celebrates those pioneering activists who captured the attention of a reluctant
nation.

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“PRESERVING AFRICAN AMERICAN PLACES: GROWING PRESERVATION'S POTENTIAL AS A PATH
FOR EQUITY”
This new report from the National Trust explores and advocates for expanding the
role that preservation can and should play in the equitable growth of our
communities.

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EXPLORE THE NEW TIDAL BASIN IDEAS LAB EXHIBITION
This week, the Tidal Basin Ideas Lab—a partnership between the National Trust
for Historic Preservation, Trust for the National Mall, and the National Park
Service, alongside civic partner Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)—unveiled
proposals from five leading landscape architecture firms that reimagine the
future of Washington D.C.’s iconic Tidal Basin and National Mall. Visit the
online exhibition to learn more about the Tidal Basin's histories and
challenges, as well as to share feedback on the ideas for its evolution.

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