September/October 2010 Table of Contents
Cover of September/October 2010
Features
Greene & Greene and Green
When Andrew and Blenda Wright restored a prized California bungalow, they showcased both history and sustainability
By Jeff Book
Hudson River Revival
Built in 1812 but long considered endangered, the Plumb-Bronson House may soon be reborn
By Eric Wills
Too New for New Canaan?
This Connecticut town is home to scores of Modernist treasures—but their striking form might just spell their doom
By David Hay
Departments
People Saving Places
• Protecting the Watts Towers in Los Angeles • Evaluating and honoring two Modernist masterpieces • Annual Meeting notice
Making a Difference
Amy McAuley has a passion for restoring historic windows
Traveler
Shelburne Farms is a 19th-century landmark with a 21st-century mission
Now & Then
A vigilant grassroots effort helped save a forgotten school for girls in Maryland
Homefront
Terri and Richard Reynolds took their Michigan home back to the 1890s with a historically accurate palette of colors
The Back Page
An American genius streamlined objects that became icons
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