September/October 2009 Table of Contents
Cover of September/October 2009
Read the transcript from our live chat with magazine editors on Wednesday, Sept. 2.
Features
A Hands-On Education
An innovative college in Charleston, S.C., teaches the forgotten arts of preservation
By Eric Wills
Form and Function
The historic windmills of eastern Long Island still turn heads
By Mary Beth Klatt
Online Extra: Visit Long Island's windmills
Living With Neutra
How the restoration of a Modernist house in Los Angeles turned into a decade-long love affair
By David Hay
Departments
People Saving Places
The High Line reopens in Manhattan • Community leaders fight to keep the Barnes Foundation in Merion, Pa. • The National Trust's capital campaign concludes
Online Extra: A Walk Along the High Line
Making a Difference
Architect and engineer Lorraine Minatoishi-Palumbo saves Buddhist temples in Hawaii
Home Front
Chef Ken Wilkinson turned a historic Texas bank into a thriving chocolate shop and bistro
Now & Then
Boston's Charles Street Jail is reborn as the boutique Liberty Hotel
Traveler
Oxford, Miss., where history, books, and Faulkner's ghost await
The Back Page
As local stores disappear, so does homegrown flavor
