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Malea Martin

San Luis Obispo
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Places Restored, Threatened, Saved, and Lost in Preservation Magazine's Spring 2026 Issue

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By Malea Martin
| Flipboard
In each Transitions section of Preservation magazine, we highlight places of local and national importance that have recently been restored, are …
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National Trust for Historic Preservation: Return to home page

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By Malea Martin
| Preservation Magazine Verified
Lost: Sutton Hall Conceived in the 1920s as one of the state’s first planned golf course communities, Temple Terrace, Florida, featured a notable collection of Mediterranean Revival–style structures. Architect M. Leo Elliott designed many of them, including the home of the Temple Terrace Country Club, completed in 1922. Florida College acquired the building in the 1940s and renamed it Sutton Hall, using it primarily as a women’s dormitory.
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National Trust for Historic Preservation: Return to home page

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By Malea Martin
| Preservation Magazine Verified
What makes a college town? Perhaps it’s when campus boundaries creep past official ones, into historic main streets where students can be found taking your order at a decades-old pub or browsing produce alongside locals at the farmers’ market. Maybe it’s when longtime residents know the exact dates of summer break—their annual reprieve from the youthful chaos—and students call locals “townies” or some other mildly pejorative nickname.
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