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PI:N celebrates 40th anniversary

The year 2012 marks the 40th anniversary for Preservation Institute: Nantucket, the oldest university-run historic preservation field school in the nation.

PI:N Sherburne Exterior - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

Foggy Style - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

PI:N Cottages Gate - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

PI:N Dorm Interior - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

PI:N Sherburne Interior - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

PI:N Sherburne Library - Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

Photograph by Paul Privette, Footstone Photography

F. Blair Reeves, founder of the University of Florida’s historic preservation program, and Mary Nell Reeves visit the PI:N exhibit.

Marty Hylton (from left), director of PI:N, stands with F. Blair Reeves, founder of the University of Florida’s historic preservation program, and Mary Nell Reeves at the PI:N exhibit.

Marty Hylton (from left), director of PI:N, stands with Kristin Larsen, chair of the urban and regional planning department, Mary Nell Reeves, and F. Blair Reeves, founder of the University of Florida’s historic preservation program, at the PI:N exhibit.