July/August 2009 Table of Contents
Features
Nashville: Sites and Sounds
Tennessee's capital celebrates old and new architecture, art, neighborhoods, and—yes—music
By Christine Kreyling, Sudip Bose, Eric Wills, Jonathan Marx, Dwight Young
Towering Transformation
Rebuilding the steeple and removing the fake stone from a Washington, D.C., church revealed a Victorian jewel
By James H. Schwartz
Searching for Palladio
How did one Italian architect shape some of America's greatest houses?
By Arnold Berke
Sidebar: The First Starchitect
Online Extra: Hitting the Palladian Trail
America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places
Shining a light on threatened treasures
By Krista Walton
Departments
Reporter
Synagogue restored at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia • Fixing the stones of D.C.'s Congressional Cemetery • Liz Sims rescues an Alabama Rosenwald school • Aimee Schmitt hopes to save a historic LSU pool
Making a Difference
Annie S. Harris sees a bright future for the Frenchtown neighborhood in Florida
Your Trust
Emelda Skidmore moves back to her century-old New Orleans house • Trust Me
Traveler
Glacier National Park's rustic lodges heighten the appeal of a rugged paradise
The Back Page
The Back Page: Doting on architecture can be occupation and preoccupation



