Gavin Moulton
Biographic Data
| ID | 4048818 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gavin Moulton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gavin |
| FAMILY NAME | Moulton |
| SIGNATURE | MOULTON G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Notre Dame |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3778-4032 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Saints and Steelworkers: Building a Catholic Worker Church in a Depression Mill Town, 1935–1939
Designed by unemployed steelworkers and dedicated on Labor Day in 1937, St. Paulinus Church, in the mill town of Clairton, Pennsylvania, forged a radical vision of Catholic working-class identity during the Great Depression. Led by two idealistic reformers—Rev. Joseph Lonergan, a veteran of labor strife, and the young Catholic Worker artist Ade Bethune—parishioners eschewed the Gothic grandeur and costly mortgages characteristic of Catholic churc…
Victor Cordella: Timeless Beauty in Architecture
Polish Americans and the Writing of Public History
Over a century before the publication of Footprints of Polonia, the first chronicler of Polish America, Rev. Wacław Kruszka, proclaimed the writing of community history a “collective endeavor.”1 Aiming to commit oral history to paper, Kruszka conducted interviews and mailed letters across the country to solicit statistics and descriptions of each Polish settlement in 1899. Collectively writing a community history ensured that “future generations”…
Mid-Century Sinan: Vasfi Egeli and the Turkish Republic s First Mosque
With its revival of classical Ottoman forms, Şişli Mosque (1945–1949) has often been overlooked as an anachronistic reaction to the Turkish Republic’s secular modernist architecture of the 1930s and 40s. However, its eclectic design by restorer-architect Vasfi Egeli and attentive craftsmanship executed by the last Ottoman-trained masters distinguish the Şişli Mosque from the mass-produced followers it inspired. After the fall of the Ottoman Empir…
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Mid-Century Sinan: Vasfi Egeli and the Turkish Republic s First Mosque
With its revival of classical Ottoman forms, Şişli Mosque (1945–1949) has often been overlooked as an anachronistic reaction to the Turkish Republic’s secular modernist architecture of the 1930s and 40s. However, its eclectic design by restorer-architect Vasfi Egeli and attentive craftsmanship executed by the last Ottoman-trained masters distinguish the Şişli Mosque from the mass-produced followers it inspired. After the fall of the Ottoman Empir…
Polish Americans and the Writing of Public History
Over a century before the publication of Footprints of Polonia, the first chronicler of Polish America, Rev. Wacław Kruszka, proclaimed the writing of community history a “collective endeavor.”1 Aiming to commit oral history to paper, Kruszka conducted interviews and mailed letters across the country to solicit statistics and descriptions of each Polish settlement in 1899. Collectively writing a community history ensured that “future generations”…
Victor Cordella: Timeless Beauty in Architecture
Saints and Steelworkers: Building a Catholic Worker Church in a Depression Mill Town, 1935–1939
Designed by unemployed steelworkers and dedicated on Labor Day in 1937, St. Paulinus Church, in the mill town of Clairton, Pennsylvania, forged a radical vision of Catholic working-class identity during the Great Depression. Led by two idealistic reformers—Rev. Joseph Lonergan, a veteran of labor strife, and the young Catholic Worker artist Ade Bethune—parishioners eschewed the Gothic grandeur and costly mortgages characteristic of Catholic churc…
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