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Art and Architectural History Students Field Trip to the Vernacular Architecture Forum
For four days in June, Michigan’s remote Keweenaw Peninsula hosted architectural historians from across North America. Among them were Carleton…
‘Possession’, ‘Ownership’, and Tr’ochëk National Historic Site
The Tr’ondek Hwech’in fishing camp of Tr’ochëk once stood on the flat land in the left middle-ground, where the Yukon…
Dredging for Dollars
By Peter Coffman Imagine a stream cascading down a mountain, winding through a lush forest of evergreen and deciduous trees,…
Bridging the Gulf of Incomprehension
Dawson City and the Yukon River. By Peter Coffman During his one and only Klondike winter, writer Jack London (of…
Oct 31
Wayne Modest at the National Gallery: ‘Limbo Time: Museums, Caribbean Temporalities, and the Wounds of History’
- 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
- National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, ON
Over the past few years we have featured a number of student blogs. Future articles written by our students will be available directly from our “News” listings.
And our HTA Super Blog:
‘Possession’, ‘Ownership’, and Tr’ochëk National Historic Site
The Tr’ondek Hwech’in fishing camp of Tr’ochëk once stood on the flat land in the left middle-ground, where the Yukon…
Dredging for Dollars
By Peter Coffman Imagine a stream cascading down a mountain, winding through a lush forest of evergreen and deciduous trees,…
Bridging the Gulf of Incomprehension
Dawson City and the Yukon River. By Peter Coffman During his one and only Klondike winter, writer Jack London (of…
Dawson City’s Enclave of Power
Dawson City, Yukon. By Peter Coffman If I say “Dawson City”, you may think “Gold Rush! Canada’s wild west! The…
St. Anne’s Church: a Eulogy
St. Anne’s Church, Toronto, by Ford Howland (1907). By Peter Coffman I don’t enjoy writing eulogies, and I don’t think…
Elgin’s Red Brick Schoolhouse
The Red Brick School, Elgin, Ontario, from the south-east. By Peter Coffman We live in a time when education seems…