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November 13, 2007
Talk by Larry Millett, author of The AIA Guide to the Twin Cities.

Join the Cass Gilbert Society on Tuesday, November 13, at 7:00 P.M. at the University Club, 420 Summit Avenue, Saint Paul. Larry Millett, author of the AIA Guide to the Twin Cities (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2007), will be speaking on Cass Gilbert and the architecture of Saint Paul.

Millett, who was architecture critic for the Saint Paul Pioneer Press, is also the author of several books that explore the architectural heritage of the Twin Cities, including Lost Twin Cities (1992) and Twin Cities Then and Now (1996).

The AIA Guide, which is subtitled “The Essential Source on the Architecture of Minneapolis and St. Paul,” does not slight the work of Cass Gilbert, which ranges from the Minnesota State Capitol to the warehouses of Lowertown, among its fifteen hundred total entries.

Admission to the lecture is free to Society members. There is a $5.00 charge for nonmembers. Refreshments will be served after the lecture. A demonstration of the Cass Gilbert Society’s redesigned website (see story inside) will be available before and after the lecture.


Past Tours

October 11-15, 2007
Cass Gilbert Society Tour of New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Download the slideshow, "Touring with Cass Gilbert" by Marjorie Pearson [13.4MB PDF]

November 18, 2006
Cass Gilbert Society Four-Day Tour of Central Texas: Austin & San Antonio.

St. Paul Walking Tour, Fall, 2004

St. Paul Lowertown Tour, 2003


Past Lectures

Larry Millett "The AIA Guide to the Twin Cities" 2007-11-13
Hampton Smith "The Spirit and the Bride: A History of St. Clement’s Episcopal Church 1893-1996" 2007-09-11
7 GGS Members "Cass Gilbert Society Texas Travelers Tour Report" 2007-04-24
Michael J. Bjornberg & Robert D. Loveridge, Jr. "Minnesota State Capitol Restoration" 2007-02-27
William Seale "Historical and Architectural Restoration: State Capitols" 2006-10-31
Marjorie Pearson "Cass Gilbert: Architectural Ambassador" 2006-05-09
William Morgan "The Kerr Block, 1887" 2006-05-09
Patty Dean "Cass Gilbert in Montana" 2006-02-28
Leigh Roethke "Minnesota Capitol: Centennial Story" 2005-09-20
Sheila Smith "Collecting Minnesota Capitol Memorabilia" 2005-02-15
Helen Curry "Cass Gilbert's Family in Connecticut" 2004-10-04
Patricia Murphy "Cass Gilbert's Origins and Early Career" 2004-09-14
Lance Neckar "Cass Gilbert at the University of Minnesota: Models, Expos, Plans" 2004-04-20
C. Ford Peatross "Cass Gilbert: Collection at the Library of Congress" 2003-11-18
Sally Webster "Minnesota Capitol Design & Decoration" 2003-10-14
Paul Larson "Cass Gilbert's Art and Life Abroad" 2003-04-29
10 CGS Members "Cass Gilbert Society 10-Building Tour, New York City" 2003-02-25
Mary Beth Betts "Cass Gilbert's Architectural Esthetics" 2002-09-24
David Lanegran "Saint Paul, Context of Cass Gilbert" 2002-04-30
Barbara Christen "Minnesota Capitol Approaches & University of Minnesota Planning" 2002-02-05
Neesse & Thomas "Their Cass Gilbert House, West St. Paul" 2001-11-03
Charles Lock "Cass Gilbert MIT, Europe, MM&W, St. Paul Railroad 2001-09-25
William Morgan "Cass Gilbert: Politics of Business, 1874-1905" 2001-04-17
Sanchez-Coulter "The Seligman House, Helena, Montana" 2001-02-20
Geoffrey Blodgett "The Young Cass Gilbert, 1880-1882" 2000-11-14
Steven Flanders "Cass Gilbert Life & Work: the Public Domain" 2000-10-03
Sharon Irish "Modern Traditionalist: His Esthetics" 2000-04-25
Paul Larson "Cass Gilbert: Lost Early Work - 1883-1886" 2000-02-22
Tom Blanck "Bethlehem Presbyterian Church" 1999-11-16
Gail Fenske "Cass Gilbert: Woolworth Building, New York City" 1999-10-19
Geoffrey Blodgett "Cass Gilbert: Early Years, From His Start" 1999-05-08
O'Sullivan "MN Capitol"-Kompelien "Politics, Preservation" 1999-03-23
Herb Grika "A Book: Minnesota's State Capitol" 1999-01-02