Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of Siena Parish in Charlestown, Massachusetts is a new addition to the Sacred Spaces of New England project. In 2006, the Saint Catherine of Siena parish joined nearby Saint Mary’s Church to form what is now known as Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of Siena Parish. Together they reside in the building that has housed the oldest Roman Catholic parish in Boston since its dedication in 1888, formerly known as Saint Mary’s Church.

If you would like to learn more about the parish, please visit Saint Mary–Saint Catherine of Siena Parish’s entry on the Sacred Spaces of New England website.

On November 26, 2017, the library at the American University of Sharjah featured my research agenda. Please find below a link to the webpage:

http://library.aus.edu/2017/11/26/featured-researcher-seth-thompson-caad/

It was an honor to be chosen and I am thankful that my research is being considered as “influential and cutting-edge work”.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Newcastle, Maine is a new addition to the Sacred Spaces of New England project. Dedicated in 1883, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church is the first example of a cottage Gothic Revival style church in the United States. Designed by architect Henry Vaughan, the wood framed building is protected by a wooden shingle gabled roof and its exterior walls finished with half-timbered stucco, reminiscent of 15th century English architecture.

If you would like to learn more about the church, please visit St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church’s entry on the Sacred Spaces of New England website.