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Winter 1991
- “Confessions of a Landmarks Commissioner,” by John Neale
- “Preservation and Affordable Housing: Maintaining the Standards and Criteria,” by Pauline Chase-Harrell
Spring 1992
- “Sidewalks in the South End,” by Arthur F. Howe
- “Freestone Palace at the South End,” by Stephen Jerome
- “Betty Gibson Remembered for Her Style and Achievements,” by Robert A. Bennett
Summer 1992
- “Newly Renovated Hayes Park is Unveiled”
- “Hurrah for Peace,” by Richard O. Card
Summer 1993
- “Allen House Makes Top Ten,” by Alan G. Schwartz
- “A Talk with Susan Park,” by Elizabeth Sippell and Emily Domurad
Fall 1993
- “Through an Artist’s Eyes”
- “A Talk with Susan Park, Part II,” by Elizabeth Sippell and Emily Domurad
January 1994
- “The Mystery of the Missing Fragonards,” by John A. Neale
- “Down Washington Street,” by Kimberly A. Shilland
Spring 1994
- “Yankees in the South End,” by Emily Domurad
- “Yankee Village Comes to Life: Interview with Curator Kimberly A. Shilland,” by Emily Domurad
Summer/Fall 1994
- “Fire Damages the Porter Houses,” by Kimberly Alexander Shilland
December 1994
- “Residents Seek Restoration for Chester Square,” by Phebe S. Goodman
Spring 1995
- “The Residential Squares of Boston’s South End,” by Lee Dunn
- “Ornamental Cast Iron in the South End,” by Lee Dunn
Summer 1995
- “Architect’s Impressions of the South End,” by Emily Domurad
- “Signs of Life Appearing on Washington Street,” by Emily Domurad
Fall 1995
- “Major Planning Effort Begins for Washington Street”
- “Continuing the Work at 532 Massachusetts Avenue,” by Stephen Greene
Winter 1995
- “Mayor’s Announcement is a Milestone for Allen House,” by Stephen Greene
- “First Phase of Steeple Restoration Completed at Union United Methodist Church,” by Jeanne Pelletier
Spring 1996
- “A New Life for an Old Mirror,” by John Neale
- “The Expression of Experience: An Interview with Kahlil Gibran,” by Lee Dunn
