Jennifer Sale Crane

historic preservation . architectural history . 20th century . prefab homes

Published and Unpublished Works

Historic Structures Report: Montezuma, c.1790
Co-author, Poplar Forest Restoration Field School, 2009

Gulf Branch Nature Center: A Woodland Retreat
Gulf Branch Nature Center: The Pola Negri Connection
History Exhibit for Friends of Gulf Branch, 2009

Lustron Homes in Arlington County
Arlington Historical Magazine 2008

Defining Authenticity and Integrity for Prefabricated Lustron Homes
Master’s thesis, Goucher College, 2008

Hume School of Arlington, Virginia
Brochure for Arlington Historical Society, 2004

About

Jennifer Sale Crane is an architectural historian with a special interest in 20th-century architecture and prefabricated homes. More »

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04.01.10 On May 22nd, Jennifer will present her paper, "Postwar Prefabricated Homes in the Washington, D.C. Suburbs" at the 2010 Vernacular Architecture Conference.

3.15.10 "Pola Negri Slept Here? Unraveling the Mystery of a Screen Siren's Stay in Arlington," by Jennifer Sale Crane, was published in the 2009 issue of the Arlington Historical Magazine.

11.13.09 The Washington Business Journal's OnSite Magazine article, "Washingtonians Save the Lost Lustrons" by journalist Kim A. O'Connell, quoted Jennifer about prefab homes in the Washington area.
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