Contributors

Contributors to Arris, Volume Ten Currently holding a Smithsonian Fellowship at the National Museum ofAmerican Art in Washington, D.C., SARAH BUTLER is a doctoral candidate in architectural history at the University of Virginia. Her dissertation in progress, "Designing and Building New Deal America: Art and Architectural Institutions in the 1930s," is the source of her contribution to ARRIS. She presented an earlier version of this paper at the annual SESAH meeting in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in 1998. The forthcoming, Buildings ofthe United States: West Virginia will include the building about which S. ALLEN CHAMBERS writes in this issue of ARRIS. In addition to the West Virginia volume, he is the author of Lynchburg: An Architectural History (1981) and PoplarForest and Thomas Jefferson (1993), which won the SESAH 1994 Book Award. Having earned a graduate degree in architectural history from the University of Virginia, Al Chambers served as Architectural Historian for HABS. He now lives in Washington, D. C. CARL R. LOUNSBURY is Architectural Historian at Colonial Williamsburg and author most recently of An Illustrated Glossary of Early Southern Architecture and Landscape, winner of the SESAH 1995 Book Award. He has held visiting teaching positions at Mary Washington College, Virginia Commonwealth University, and is Visiting Professor of Architectural History at the University of Virginia for 1999-2000. DENIS McNAMARA, is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Virginia, writing a dissertation on American church design in the 1920s and 30s. He has received several awards for distinguished teaching at UVa. An earlier version of his ARRIS essay was presented to the 1997 SESAH meeting in Atlanta. Richmond native SELDEN RICHARDSON is Archivist for Architectural Records at the Library of Virginia . He holds M.A.s from Virginia Commonwealth University (Architectural History) and the University of Richmond (Humanities and History) . He has written several National Historic Register nominations for Richmond buildings and is a contributor to the forthcoming Virginia portion of the Buildings of the United States project. 69 ...