MESDA, the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, resides on the edge of Old Salem, a historic Moravian village founded 1753, in Winston Salem, North Carolina.

Classical traditions brought to life.

John Canning & Co. conserves a legacy of art and craftsmanship in the Luzerne County Courthouse.

A review of the book From Truths to Tools, which explores artisan geometry.

JCJ Architecture restores the 1914 New Haven County Courthouse.

An 1853 clock tower for a Kentucky courthouse is replicated by Campbellsville Industries.

Hartman-Cox Architects designs the new John A. Campbell Courthouse, which has reigned as the highest seat of justice in Mobile, Alabama, since 1934.

Steven Semes muses on the role of heritage in terms of preservation and so much more.

An ancient building material, brick offers a variety of color, textures, and patterns.

Each issue of Traditional Building features photos to accompany the Buying Guide Listings; here are the photos appearing in this issue along with informative captions.