Events and Tours

Although our name sounds exclusive, we are not. In fact, many MNSAH members are simply people who love architecture and are eager to experience the fascinating built environment of Minnesota and the Upper Midwest with their fellow enthusiasts.

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What Style Is That House? Twin Cities Historic Home Styles Explained! Monday, August 9, 2010, 9 am to 4:30 pm

Instructor: Rich Kronick

Greek Revival, Queen Anne, Arts and Crafts…these are all descriptions of historic home styles that can be found in the Twin Cities. During this Camp you will learn about these styles and more from an architectural historian and see examples of the styles in person as you visit a variety of historic homes throughout Minneapolis and St. Paul.

University of Minnesota’s College of Continuing Education. Day-long Curiosity Camps are designed to “engage your mind, refresh your spirit, and explore an intriguing topic from a new perspective.”

Each camp is $125 or $275 for three. For more information on all the Curiosity Camps, or to register, go to the Curiosity Camps site.

Save the Date: 5th Annual Student SymposiumSaturday, September 25, 2010,

The Minnesota Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (MNSAH) is pleased to announce our fifth annual student symposium on the built environment to be held at the University of Minnesota. As a part of its mission, MNSAH is pleased to promote the work of undergraduate and graduate students exploring topics in architectural history, landscape history, and the history of the urban environment.

Saturday, September 25, 3010
University of Minnesota

Please check back as we will update this website as details are finalized.

Save the Date: 5th Annual Student Symposium
September 25

The Minnesota Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (MNSAH) is pleased to announce MORE>>

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