Memphis Heritage, Inc.

March Preservation Series

2000: Practical Preservation in Memphis and the U.S.

Presented in conjunction with UofMπs Continuing Education

≥Overview of Preservation in the United States and Memphis≤

Judith Johnson, Executive Director, MHI

≥Identifying and Correcting Problems in Historic Structures≤

Clayton Gerber, Gargoyle Properties

≥Appropriate New Construction in Historic Districts≤

Jack Tucker, FAIA

≥Applying for Historic Designation≤

Claudette Stager, Preservation Analyst, Tennessee Historical Commission

Erin Berg, Memphis Landmarks Commission

2001: Practical Preservation in Memphis and the U.S.

Presented in conjunction with UofMπs Continuing Education

≥Introduction to Preservation≤

Judith Johnson, Executive Director, MHI

≥Landmark Districts Demystified≤

Nancy Jane Baker, Manager, Memphis Landmarks Commission

≥Restoration Gone Wrong≤

Clayton Gerber, Gargoyle Properties

≥Redevelopment and Adaptive Reuse≤

≥Downtown Restoration Project≤ Janet Smith Haltom, Restoration Architect

≥Defense Depot≤ Gene Burr, Architect & City Planner

2002: Historic Homes and Gardens

Presented in conjunction with UofMπs Continuing Education

≥Overview of Historic Sites and Gardens≤

Judith Johnson, Executive Director, MHI, and

≥Historic Urban Residential Landscapes≤

Suzanne Askew, Landscape Architect

≥A Perfect Blend of Historic Home and Garden≤

Diane Reed, Head Horticulturist, Dixon Gallery & Gardens

≥Planning the Parkway System≤

Cathy Marcinko, Editor, ≥Old Shelby≤ and ≥MHI Keystone≤

≥Historic Elmwood Cemetery, Gardening with Structures Representing Memphis≤

Donna Little, Horticulturist, Elmwood

2003: Post-WWII Memphis Architecture, City Planning & Interior Design

Presented at the Junior League

≥Born in the 50s ≠ Urban and Suburban Architecture≤

Judith Johnson, Executive Director, MHI, and

Michael Sicuro, Historic Preservation Analyst

≥From Bauhaus to Your House: the Roots of Modernism≤

Dr. James Ramsey, Memphis College of Art

≥Everett Woods, Architect≤

Nancy Muse, and

≥50πs Interior Design≤

Millett Vance, Owner, Flash Back

≥The Real Thing: Tour of Francis Mah 1959 Midtown Home≤

James Lutz, AIA and Marty Gorman, AIA

2004: Four Squares and Bungalows

Presented at the Junior League

≥Four Squares and Bungalows: The Evolution of the Style≤

Simon Herbert, Director Arkansas Institute for Building Preservation

Trades, U of Arkansas, Helena

≥Four Squares: Theory and Practice≤

Mark Weaver, AIA, Hnedak Bobo Group

≥Public and Private Gardens of the Era≤

Suzanne Askew, Askew Design Solutions

≥Bungalows, Craftsman and Prairie Interiors of the Era≤

John Griffin, Residential Design Consultant

≥Summary and Critique of Midtown Corridor Redevelopment≤

James Lutz, AIA, Professor, UofM Architecture Department

Field trip to a four square and a bungalow.

2005: Great Neighborhoods I: Uptown, Downtown, and Midtown

Presented at the Junior League

≥First Developed Neighborhood in Memphis: Greenlaw & the Pinch≤

John Griffin, Residential Design Consultant

≥Downtown Commercial & Residential Merchants: Highlighting the Revitalization of these Neighborhoods and Buildings≤

John Getz, John Harkins & John Shepherd, Historians

≥Cooper Young: Offering a Little Bit of Everything≤

Randle Witherington, NCIDQQ-registered Interior Designer &

Coordinator of UofMπs Interior Design Program

≥Evolution of Gardens in Historic Neighborhoods≤

Suzanne Askew, Askew Design Solutions

Tour of Magevney House and its restored kitchen garden and walking tour of Greenlaw

Suzanne Askew and John Griffin

2005: Great Neighborhoods II: Great Neighborhoods Under Great Neighborhoods

Presented at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library in November

≥A Survey of Memphisπ Earliest Settlements Now Only Visible Through Archeological Excavations≤

Guy Weaver, President, Weaver and Associates, LLC

2006: Great Neighborhoods III: All Around the Town

Presented at Trinity Methodist Church

≥Victorian Village: Memphisπ Silk Stocking District≤

Kate Dixon, Former Manager of Historic Properties, Memphis Museum System

≥Annesdale Snowden: Italianate Villa to Arts and Crafts Bungalow≤

Linda Lipinski, Assoc. Prof. of English, Southwest Tennessee Community College and 30-year Annesdale Snowden resident

≥Little Flower, the God of Abraham, and General N. B. Forrest≤

Judith Johnson, Preservation Historian

≥The Parkways: All Around the Town≤

Cathy Marcinko, Preservationist, and Michael Sicuro, Historic Preservation Analyst

2007: Great Neighborhoods IV: Central Gardens

Presented at Howard Hall

≥History and Development of Central Gardens≤

Judith Johnson, Architectural Historian

≥Central Gardensπ Prevalent Architectural Styles≤

John Tackett, John Tackett Designs

≥Architects, Developers, Craftsmen and Builders of Central Gardens≤

Keith Kays, AIA, and Charles Shipp, AIA

≥Modernism in Central Gardens and Central Gardens Today≤

Dr. James Ramsey, Memphis College of Art, and Nancy Willis, Central Gardens Neighborhood Association Board member and former Board President

Walking Tour of Central Gardens

Reb Haizlip, AIA and Marsha Hayes, Historian