The Women's Building was erected as a German American social hall in 1910.  In 1978 a group of radical women, the San Francisco Women's Centers, bought the property, which describes itself as   Normal   0     &
San Francisco's Japanese YWCA at 1830 Sutter Street was designed by famed architect Julia Morgan and completed in 1932. Barred from joining the all-White YWCA, Japanese immigrant women founded the chapter in 1912 and later raised funds for this buil
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Inspired by the Harada House's significance, the City of Riverside engaged Graves and Professor Catherine Gudis from UC Riverside to conduct additional research, including a city-wide survey, a historic context report, and community walking tours,&n
Stockton’s Sikh Gurdwara, the first Sikh temple in the U.S., has been a center for the Sikh and Punjabi diaspora since 1915. The temple is an important resource for the California AAPI study, which encompasses historic sites associated with Native H
The murals at Coit Tower were part of citywide study of New Deal era art and architecture Graves conducted with architectural historian, Christopher Verplanck.
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