Black History Month

ARCH Fun & Free lecture series: February 18 “Roosevelt Barnes Sr. and the Ongoing Struggle Against Restrictive Racial Covenants” by Connie Haas Zuber

By Executive Director|2023-01-05T17:11:12-05:00February 18th, 2023|Categories: Lectures, Meetings|Tags: architecture, Black History Month, economic development, Event, famous people, heritage, historic personalities, historic preservation, neighborhood development|0 Comments

2022 Fun & Free Lecture Recordings
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2022 Fun & Free Lecture Recordings

2022 Fun & Free Lecture Recordings

Enjoy 2022's ARCH lectures at your own pace with these recordings ARCH’s 2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series will always be available for your enjoyment! The entire series will be recorded, and the recordings will available here thanks to our friends at The History Center. We will post each lecture as it becomes available. [...]

By Executive Director|2022-12-16T13:05:45-05:00March 8th, 2022|Categories: Lectures, Preservation|Tags: architecture, Black History Month, disaster, downtown, Events, famous people, Flood of 1913, heritage, historic personalities, historic preservation, modern house, neighborhood development, ranch house, Rankin House, storytelling, tract house, Underground Railroad, West Central Neighborhood|0 Comments

Edwin Gibson: A Distinguished Career Begins

By Executive Director|2022-02-14T12:03:49-05:00February 26th, 2022|Categories: Lectures|Tags: architecture, Black History Month, downtown, famous people, historic personalities, historic preservation, Preservation Committee|0 Comments

2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series
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2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series

2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series

ARCH lecture series wrapping up ARCH’s 2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series wraps up May 16 by with an exploration of "Urban Farmhouses." The 11 a.m. lecture at The History Center will be presented by ARCH's popular researcher and lecturer Karen Richards who will share what she has learned looking for these special residences. Our [...]