Presents Historian and Lecturer Dr. Karen McNeill
Julia Morgan’s San Francisco
November 20, 2012 at 6:30PM
Latino Hispanic Community Room
100 Larkin St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
415/557-4277
Historian Karen McNeill will be at the Main San Francisco Public Library giving a lecture and illustrated talk on Julia Morgan’s San Francisco. Dr. McNeill will begin on the Northwest corner of Sacramento and Van Ness and end on Clay Street in Chinatown, unveiling some obstacles and triumphs of California’s first woman architect as well as the complex dynamics of organized womanhood during the progressive era. Julia Morgan designed over 700 buildings in California and beyond during her nearly fifty year career, but San Francisco is uniquely suited to explore the secrets of her early success and breadth of her legacy.
San Francisco Main Library located on Larkin Street will host lecture on Julia Morgan November 20, 2012
The Main Library is the resource center for the entire San Francisco Public Library system and the libraries of Northern California. Its large collection and extensive programs and exhibits support the Library’s mission of “access to information, knowledge, independent learning and the joy of reading
