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City Living Norfolk Style
Monthly Lecture Series


 

Norfolk Style Monthly Lecture Series

“Nobody thought much about the front porch when most Americans had them and used them. The great American front porch was just there, open and sociable, an unassigned part of the house that belonged to everyone and no one, a place for family and friends to pass the time.”

Thursday, September 17, 2009  -  7:00 p.m.

“The Language of Porches”

Neighborhood Design and Resource Center

111 Granby Street, Norfolk  (map)

Guest Speaker: Greg Rutledge, AIA
Architect, Hanbury Evans Wright Viattas & Company

Come learn about the architectural, cultural and social significance of the front porch.  Share your most memorable “front porch” moment, and feel free to bring a treasured picture or two.


Thursday, October 29, 2009  -  7:00 p.m.

“Getting Acquainted with Norfolk’s Sears Mail Order Houses”

Mary D. Pretlow Library

111 Ocean View Avenue, Norfolk  (map)

Guest Speaker: Rosemary Thornton
Author,  The Houses That Sears Built

Discover, or rediscover, the Sears, Roebuck & Company mail order houses in Norfolk with noted Sears Kit Houses authority Rosemary Thornton, herself a Norfolk resident.

Lectures are free and open to the public.  Reserve your seat -- michelle.johnson@norfolk.gov  or 757-664-6772


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Unless otherwise noted, all lectures will be held at the Norfolk Neighborhood Design and Resource Center located at 111 Granby Street.