As one of Savannah's foremost advocates of restoration, she writes with authority and cogency.
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Preference will be given to letters less than 200 words. As one of Savannah's foremost advocates of restoration, she writes with authority and cogency. Savannah's traditions include not only its appreciation of historic buildings, but also its welcome of new and varied styles. As examples, consider the Central of Georgia Railroad station of the 1860s, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in the 1870s and the Lucas Theatre in the 1920s. Recently, four prominent local architects assured a Historic Savannah Foundation audience that they would readily accept contemporary designs in the Historic District, with the provisions mentioned by Ms. Adler.