Earle Havens talks about Books on Architecture at today’s Forum
Nov 4th, 2009 by admin
Earle Havens :: Architecture Books in the Collection of the Library at Evergreen
November 4
Earle Havens, Curator of Rare Books, Johns Hopkins University will talk about books on Architecture at the last Forum of the Fall Series. Please join us for this fascinating discussion of this treasure of Baltimore.
The lecture format is a presentation followed by audience Q&A. The audience is invited to bring a brown bag lunch.
Launched in 1987 by AIA Baltimore, the Baltimore Architecture Foundation is a non-profit, educational, public-oriented outreach organization. The Foundation focuses its attention and energies on helping to promote an understanding of and an appreciation for Baltimore’s built environment – it does this through publishing books on Baltimore’s architecture, walking tours, lectures, public programs, and an architecture-in-the-schools program. The Foundation is also actively engaged in researching the early architectural firms and practitioners of architecture in Baltimore.
