Leslie Sharp Named Dean of Georgia Tech Library
Leslie Sharp, Ph.D., longtime SESAH member and current SESAH State Representative for Georgia will officially become Dean of the Georgia Tech Library on 1 July 2020. See the article below…
Message from the President
It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this special message to SESAH members, friends, and supporters. As many of you have already heard, longtime SESAH member Dr.…
2017 Best of the South Award
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 …
Remembering C. Murray Smart
During our recent New Orleans conference I learned of the passing of C. Murray Smart, former dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of…
Messages from the President and Conference Organizers
Photograph of St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 by Jennifer Baughn President's Message Our New Orleans Conference was another one to remember! The plenaries, paper and poster sessions were engaging, and…
Reflections on SESAH 2016 from Tulane Graduate Students
Photograph of Jessica Richardson with Ashley Wilson Reflections on SESAH 2016 from graduate students in the Tulane School of Architecture’s Master of Preservation Studies Program Megan E. Daniels As a…
Winners of the 2016 SESAH Publication Awards Announced
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,…
Tours Galore!
By conference organizers Gerald McNeil and Laura Blokker In addition to all of the fine papers, addresses, and receptions, the 2016 meeting will offer an array of tours on Saturday,…
From the President
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…
SESAH Article Prize Announced at 2015 Annual Meeting
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…
2015 SESAH Essay Prize Announced
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…
2015 SESAH Book Award
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…
2014 Best of the South Award Winners Announced
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…
Summer 2014 Newsletter Now Available
I just uploaded the latest SESAH Newsletter, Summer 2014 to the Newsletter page...You can find information about this year's SESAH Annual Meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas.