Winter 2009/2010
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Mad for Moderns | |
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Connecticut Says “Lights, Camera, Action!” | ||
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The Metal House with Mettle | ||
On the cover: Left to right: Bowen House, photo: Robert Gregson; Olympia Diner, photo: Robert Gregson; Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House, © RKO Radio Pictures; a Lustron House, photo: Robert Gregson
| Contents: Features | |
| pg 12 Modernism in Connecticut Our most Modern architecture. Photographs and text by Robert Gregson |
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| pg 18 Connecticut’s Star Turn in Film The state sets the scene in movies old and new. By Jeanine Basinger |
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| Pg 24 A Hip Road Trip Berlin’s “Gasoline Alley” still thrills. By Mary M. Donohue |
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| pg 30 The Modernism of Theodate Pope Mining the past, an architect breaks with tradition. By James F. O’Gorman |
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| pg 36 Metal Homes for the Atomic Age Sleek and stylish, prefab Lustron houses called Connecticut home. By Stacey Vairo |
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| Departments | |
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Hog River Journal
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Letters, etc.
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| pg 12 |
Modernism in Connecticut. Photographs and text by Robert Gregson
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| pg 18 | Connecticut’s Star Turn in Film. By Jeanine Basinger |
| pg 24 | A Hip Road Trip. By Mary M. Donohue |
| pg 30 | The Modernism of Theodate Pope. By James F. O’Gorman |
| pg 36 | Metal Homes for the Atomic Age. By Stacey Vairo |
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Shoebox Archives: Modern in Manchester. By Mary Dunne |
| pg 44 | The Answer Is Risom! By Mary Dunne |
| pg 46 | Philip Johnson in His Own Words. By Elizabeth Normen |
| pg 47 | Soapbox: City Seeks Reunion in Alternative I-84 By Tom Condon |
| pg 48 | Spotlight: Events & News from Partner Organizations |