To browse Academia. A stage biography cum food fight about the controversial doyenne of the Portsmouth New Hampshire preservation movement, Dorothy Vaughan, who hectored and cajoled Portsmouth citizens for nearly eighty years about learning and preserving their own history and historic buildings.
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Carpetbagger lips. From Away. This is Denise. Denise is official spokesperson for a local advocacy group concerned about overdevelopment in our town. Dorothy Vaughan is their poster girl. Did so much for this city and never thought of herself. We know where you live β in Kittery Point. She was a saint. She was an embarrassment.
D, from Penn. She works for Historic New England. Vaughan was a historian, too, an amateur. She never went to college and was largely self-taught. And she lived so long. Local history is still recovering from about a hundred years of misinterpretation by Dorothy Vaughan. Please: cut her down to size. I wish she could return from wherever she is and save it again. Can we just stop the fighting?! A good one: smart, conscientious, works well with the city boards, and gives a lot of money to local non-profits.
