Welcome Bob!

When geographically based insensitive remarks get cast indescriminantely, shall
we lob yours with the assumption that your sensitive spot is Boston, or
Chicago?

Do you happen to know when they started doing archeology at Ticonderoga and if
the buildings or landscape are based on it?  I was told a story about one of
our sites (Minnesota) a week or so ago and Ticonderoga struck me as the obvious
place to find contradictory evidence.

-jc

"Score, Robert" wrote:

> Greetings,
> My name is Bob Score and I am a preservation architect. I have recently
> moved to Chicago where I am working for McClier on preservation projects
> primarily in Chicago. Prior to moving to Chicago, I lived in Boston were I
> worked for Ann Beha Assocaite and was the architect for the restoration of
> Ca d' Zan in Sarasotta Florida, the Pavilion at Fort Ticonderoga, the
> Nantucket Whaling Museum and the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. When not
> working I am usually working on our 1893 house which was built for the
> Columbian Exposition or reading biographies of the presidents (Washington to
> Clinton, currently working on Harrison).