Report by the Secretary on the 2020 SESAH Virtual Conference, October 1-2 Lydia M. Soo, University of Michigan, SESAH Secretary This fall, SESAH’s annual “family reunion” took place in cyberspace.…
ARRIS, the journal of the Southeast Society of Architectural Historians, solicits article submissions for peer review for upcoming issues. There is no specific deadline but please submit articles as soon…
The following is an Interview with Mary Fesak (photo above), SESAH’s first recipient of its Graduate Student Research Fellowship. The Fellowship is intended to assist graduate students in architectural history…
Here is the latest newsletter in which one author, Katie McCarthy Watts (University of Virginia), looks back at her first experience with a SESAH conference (Lynchburg 2017) and the other…
Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians Best of the South Award 2017 Piedmont Flour Mill, Lynchburg, Virginia Owner: NRM, Associates (Andrew Namrow) 2011 S. Gebe Road, Arlington, VA …
The Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (SESAH) is seeking nominations for a new editor or editorial team for its award-winning academic journal, Arris. The new editor(s) will…
Craddock-Terry Shoe Factory SESAH Lynchburg Click here for up-to-date information about the Lynchburg Annual Meeting. In 2017, the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians will gather in Lynchburg,…
Essay in an Edited Volume Louis P. Nelson, “The Falmouth House and Store: The Social Landscapes of Caribbean Commerce in the Eighteenth Century,” in Building the British Atlantic World: Spaces,…
Save the dates: SESAH Annual Conference in Lynchburg, VA, 11-14 October, 2017. More information will be posted here and on our Facebook page as it becomes available...
Image: J. Marshall Brown, Candidate, Master of Preservation Studies, Tulane School of Architecture By conference organizers Gerald McNeil and Laura Blokker We can't wait to see everyone in New Orleans this…
Image: Mission San Jose, San Antonio by Virginia Barrett Price Spring has arrived. Finally. Cherry blossoms along the banks of the Potomac River reassure me of this. SESAH too is…
PDF files with abstracts of SESAH papers presented at conferences in Charlotte, Fayetteville, and San Antonio are now available on the archived pages for those annual meetings. Here are the…
The Southeast Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians seeks nominations for the Best of the South: Preserving Southern Architecture Award. This annual award honors a project that preserves or restores an…
It is a commonplace of two generations of scholarship about urban history that the center city has declined in the face of unending suburbanization. Andrew Sandoval-Strausz resoundingly contradicts this by…
So many qualities combine to celebrate the work of Richard Longstreth. Beautifully composed pictures taken in 1965 share pages with others taken just a year or so ago. Secondary references…
It is unusual that SESAH’s Award of Excellence for a Book honor a work on Native American architecture. In fact, it has never been done. This is likely because when…
2015 Best of the South Award Announced Established in 2006, SESAH’s annual Best of the South (BOTS): Preserving Southern Architecture Award honors a project that preserves or restores an historic…
Please find below (and on our Annual Meeting page) an updated schedule for the upcoming SEASAH meeting in San Antonio. Some of the sessions have been moved, so please make sure to…
SESAH 2015 Annual Meeting San Antonio, Texas October 14-17 San Antonio is a city with a rich and diverse architectural heritage. Born of a confluence of Native American, Spanish colonial,…
At the 2014 SESAH Annual Meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas, a team from Mississippi was awarded the Best of the South award for the post-Hurricane Katrina restoration of the Charnley-Norwood house…