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FROM THE PUBLISHER Publisher: Betty Moore Managing Editor: Jennifer Webster Photographer: Peter Vanderwarker Contributing Graphic Designer: Suzanne Naudin President and Chief Executive Officer: Lud Kimbrough Chief Marketing Officer: Jason Skinner Vice President of Operations: Carrie Dierks B2B Sales Director: Tim McNichols Account Manager: Drew Smith Creative Director: Eric Jackson Designer: MichaelSimmons Creative Services: SteveBarrett, MarielaCosentino, JamieDent, MichaelFerguson, KelseyMcAuliffe, BrianNorman, KimmiPatterson, DavidSmith Production: Andrea Hull Financial Services: Ashley Byrd Audience Development: Jennifer Drake, DebbieDodski, Connie Howard Builder+Architect is published by True North Custom 5600 Brainerd Road, Suite 1 Chattanooga, TN 37411 423-266-3234 | truenorthcustom.com Although every precaution is taken to ensure accuracy of published materials, Builder+Architect cannot be held responsible for opinions expressed or facts supplied by its authors. Copyright 2015, True North Custom. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. P O S T M A S T E R : Please send notices on Form 3579 to 5600 Brainerd Road, Suite 1, Chattanooga, TN 37411 Advertise in Builder+Architect For more information about advertising in the Builder+Architect Greater Boston edition, call Publisher Betty Moore at 781-925-1636 or email bamagma@aol.com. Contact Information Send press releases and all other information related to this local edition of Builder+Architect to bamagma@aol.com. 00-007 Greater Boston Greater Boston 781-925-1636 T bamagma@aol.com 36 Prospect Ave. Hull, MA 02045 Betty Moore P U B L I S H E R Betty Moore Greetings, architects and builders of Boston, This month we feature architect Gary Canner of Architectural DesignWorks. I have fallen in love with this house located at 76 Beacon Street in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Everyone loves water, but to be able to hear a stream running under your home every minute of the day is awesome! This historic structure was built sometime between 1917 and 1919 by Nelson Aldrich's father, a famous Boston architect who resided in Brookline, to be his summer residence. Later, the home belonged to Dr. Sweetland. The garage was built by Harry Strong, a local mason. It consisted of 10-inch cut stone and had five oak garage doors. The walls and ceilings were plastered. At the rear of the garage were three rooms. In the center of the garage was an old-fashioned gasoline pump and tank for servicing cars. There were water spigots for washing the cars, and electricity was available. The chau"eur and his wife lived in rooms at the rear of the garage. The garage was converted to a home in 1970. After years of patience, and with the help of Realtor Jeana Kahn, Gary Canner and his wife purchased the home. I know you will enjoy the story. Also in this issue, we feature builder Jim Gaddis, who worked on the house and the Sea Level Oyster Bar. I go back many years with Jim. A very special thanks to Suzanne Naudin for all her help and for doing the graphic design on the ads. You are very talented. It was so nice to see Richard Trethewey and meet his sons, Evan and Ross. Richard and I go back many years. I love "This Old House" and watch it often. It's the one program through which you can learn many educational things about the building trade. Enjoy this issue! Be Mr Until next month, Betty Moore, Publisher | Greater Boston Builder+Architect BOSTON.BUILDERARCHITECT.COM