UMass Amherst Historic Preservation Program

Merchant’s House, NYC
Posted on March 26, 2015 by poflaher
Lydia Littlefield, Christopher Templin, and Sir Michael Devonshire in the attic of the 19th century Merchant’s House, one of the first landmarked buildings in New York City. Captions to this image welcome.

What an inspiring effort to rescue the home of Ella Jordan, civic leader and founder of the City of Pensacola’s Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs Inc. We wish them success in the work!

Campaign to save historic Ella Jordan Home – Pensacola Today Concerned citizens and community leaders are working to raise money to save the historic Ella Jordan Home from demolition

Field School Program in Peru

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We are pleased to inform you that the 2015 season of the Field School Program in Peru is now open for registration. We would be grateful if you could share this information with your colleagues and students.

Architecture and Archaeological Monumental

Tradition, Architecture and Territory in Viceroyal Peru
Achieve a better understanding of Peruvian architecture during Viceroyal times and how it clashed and mixed in turn with the ancient architectural and territorial transformations of the indigenous people already in the region.

Structural Diagnosis of Archaeological Monumental
Get familiar with non-destructive experimental techniques, and learn the application of a number of technologies including drones, laser scanners, ground penetrating radars, and vibration transducers.

Get a unique learning experience with the most prestigious faculty members of the PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DEL PERÚ

Application deadline: April 17th

For further information
contact us:
Piero Fioralisso

Email:
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Phone: (511) 626 2000
Extension: 2159

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