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2002 - Volume 33, Issue 2

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2002 People In Preservation Awards

Education Award

Harriet Gill created the Friends of San Diego Architecture in 1985, a non-profit association that sponsors a series of nine public lectures each year. For 17 years, Harriet has organized each lecture, providing an opportunity for architects, planners, urban theorists, landscape architects, design professionals, and preservationists to present their projects and ideas directly to the public. She has succeeded in making the series an outstanding information resource for the entire San Diego region.

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More from this issue

• Preservationists & Local Government Join Forces to Save the Hotel San Diego
  By Paul Hudson
• President's Message
  By Erik Hanson
• Executive Director Report
  By Bruce Coons
• Red Roost and Red Rest Update
  By Barry Hager
• A Del Mar Landmark Faces Demolition
  By Vonn Marie May
• National Trust for Historic Preservation Lists Quechan Indian Pass Area
  By Courtney Ann Coyle
• Preservation News Along the Border
  By María Castillo-Curry
• SOHO Receives Honors at CPF Conference
  By Vonn Marie May
• The 2002 Eleven Most Endangered
• Summer Workshop Series
• Say No To Vinyl Windows
• Wanted: Tecate Depot Architect
• 2002 People in Preservation Awards
• A Historian's Legacy of Research and Restoration: Don Covington
  By Thomas Shess
• Volunteer Profile, Michelle Hamilton
• Friends of Mrs. Whaley's Garden
• If These Walls Could Talk, the Stories They Would Tell...
  By Michelle Hamilton
• The SOHO Old House Fair 2002
• Welcome, Webmaster Mike Kelly
• Mills Act Information

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