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RCHS: The Hart-Cluet House The marble-faced structure known as the Hart-Cluett House is one of the finest intact houses of the late Federal period in America. The house was architecturally sophisticated, exhibiting many stylistic details associated with homes of the same period in New York City. Hart's bills and financial records for the majority of her years at the House. www.rchsonline.org /ar_hc.htm   (481 words)

Hart House Hart House, on UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO campus, was designed by the architectural firm of SPROATT AND ROLPH and was built 1911-19. Endowed by the Massey family, and named for Hart MASSEY, Hart House is a large multi-functional student centre with a swimming pool, track, squash courts, theatre, library and dining room, all contained in a building of remarkable architectural coherence. Hart House, on the University of Toronto campus, was endowed by the Massey family and named for Hart Massey (Photo from U. of T. Archives). www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0003613   (179 words)

House of Hart Jesse M. Hart, a Missionary Baptist preacher and farmer of El Dorado, was born in Chambers County, Ala., June 22, 1838, and was the fifth in a family of eight children born to John and Eliza (Johns) Hart, both natives of South Carolina. Hart were born three children, all living: John Marion (at Weatherford, Tex.), Ida W. (wife of W. Freear, a merchant of Jackson, Tenn.), and Thomas C. (at home on the farm). Hart was president of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention in Monticello and Hope, and in the fall of 1889, at the organization of the Baptist State Sunday-school Convention at Little Rock, and he was elected president. www.miminpapa.com /html/house_of_hart.htm   (980 words)

washingtonpost.com: Newspaper Stakeout Infuriates Hart Hart, whose campaign has been debating for three weeks how to deal with questions of alleged "womanizing," denounced the story as "preposterous" and "inaccurate." He said he is the victim of "character assassination" by unethical and "outrageous" journalism that is "reduced to hiding in bushes, peeking in windows and personal harassment." Approached by the reporters later Saturday night, Hart denied having any "personal relationship" with the woman, denied that she had spent the night at his house and said that she had come to Washington to visit friends. He said that the woman, identified by the Hart campaign as Donna Rice, was in his town house for only a few minutes and that she and a female friend from Miami had stayed at the home of William Broadhurst, a Washington attorney and friend of Hart. www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/local/longterm/tours/scandal/hart.htm   (1567 words)

Hart House Lecture: Contact Us Hart House’s legacy of impassioned debate stretches back to January 31st, 1924, the date of the first formal debate held within its walls. In the years since, Hart House has upheld this tradition as generations of inquisitive University of Toronto students and Canadian luminaries such as The Right Honourable Joe Clark, Mordecai Richler, Prime Minister Mackenzie King and former Lieutenant Governor Hal Jackman have graced the House’s Debates Room with their wit, intelligence and impassioned points of view. For Hart House, a historic gathering place at the University and a home for debate, discussion and dissent, the lecture is a fitting medium through which the House can nurture civic leadership and participation. www.harthouselecture.ca /contact.html   (605 words)

The Hart House and Farm The house, and the farm land surrounding it, was handed down through the generations from Isaac Hart, Captain Samuel Hart, John Hart, Joseph Hart Jr., Frank Hart, Henry Jackson Hart, George Hart, and then, in 1947, the house, situated on a one-acre plot, was sold. Hart have no intention of selling the ancestral dwelling but it is more than probable that the next descent to hold title will not bear the name Hart, since there are three daughters in the family, the only son having died. It is called the Hart house, named after the family that lived in it from the 1676 to the 1940s. www.myhartt.com /families/hart_house_and_farm.htm   (2917 words)

Hart Island Hart Island was purchased by the City in 1868 from the Hunter family of the Bronx for $75,000. Hart Island was returned to the Correction Department in 1946 and the jail was reactivated. In 1950, the Island was released to the Department of Welfare for housing of male derelicts. www.correctionhistory.org /html/chronicl/nycdoc/html/hart.html   (812 words)

The Gary Hart Story: How It Happened Gary Hart, 50, announced his quest for the presidency April 13 at the foot of the Rocky Mountains with a promise as lofty as the backdrop: “All of us must try to hold ourselves to the very highest standards of integrity and ethics, and soundness of judgment... Hart was initially attracted to her, the caller said, but she rebuffed him, disgusted by his demeanor. Hart had parked his car around the corner and was walking toward the front door with the blond woman. www.unc.edu /~pmeyer/Hart/hartarticle.html   (4195 words)

Irregular Times Rating and Contact Information for Representative Melissa Hart of PA   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Hart has not yet cosponsored H.R., which would provide more information to the public about contacts between lobbyists and politicians, and which would slow down the revolving door of politics in which politicians move into cushy corporate jobs after they retire in exchange for favors. Hart has not yet cosponsored H.R., which would put an end to the practice of "extraordinary rendition," in which Bush Administration officials send people into the custody of certain nations, knowing full well (some would say intending) that they will be tortured there. Melissa Hart has not yet cosponsored H.R., which would keep members of the Federal Communication Commission from using their appointed positions to censor cable, satellite or internet programs they consider to be indecent. irregularbin.com /house/HartPA4.html   (1785 words)

House With A History | The Houses | KNPB Online The Hart House is so identifiable that there’s no denying it had to be the house included in a 1930’s mystery written by Geoffrey Homes, No Hands on the Clock. George Hart was known internationally for singing customized verses about those in his audience and even in taking requests by phone as part of his show. The Hart House was originally built on an 11-acre plot of land in Southwest Reno that involved extensive gardens, pathways, bridges and koi ponds. www.knpb.org /productions/house/hart_clock.asp   (393 words)

Hart House Bed & Breakfast Once upon a time, before Boldt Castle was even a wisp of a dream, a grand summer cottage, known as Hart House, brought great prominence to the 1000 Islands as the rich and famous discovered this treasured vacation paradise. In 1899 Hart House was slipped across the frozen St. Lawrence River to Wellesley Island as a part of the very exclusive Thousand Islands Club: private domain for the incredibly wealthy. Hart House is a true haven of peace, a remarkable bed and breakfast retreat in a very stressful world. www.1000islands.com /hart   (602 words)

Hart House Lecture 2007 This year marks the end of Margaret Hancock's tenure as Warden of Hart House. Her ten-year term has been marked by the birth of the Hart House Lecture Series, whose sixth lecture was delivered by McGill professor Darin Barney on March 22, 2007. Hart House is located at 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON, M5S 3H3 (map). www.harthouselecture.ca   (373 words)

William S. Hart Ranch and Museum The William S. Hart house is the museum nobody seems to know, despite its administrative ties to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in Exposition Park. Hart's diminished profile is reflected in the number of visitors to the hilltop Hart Museum. Hart was the first Western filmmaker to forgo wetting down the location and shoot the scene dust and all. www.hartmuseum.org /latimes2.htm   (1469 words)

USATODAY.com - With 'Big House,' Hart promises big laughs   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Hart plays a pampered prince named Kevin, who is forced to leave his Malibu palace after his dad goes to jail for embezzlement. Hart, 24, was raised by his single mother in a studio apartment in Philly. Hart, who had a supporting role in this year's Along Came Polly and is co-starring in the Memorial Day weekend release Soul Plane, is hoping to follow in their multi-faceted footsteps. www.usatoday.com /life/television/news/2004-03-31-big-house-hart_x.htm   (406 words)

House With A History | The Houses | KNPB Online The Hart House stands as a grand tribute to the eclectic wave of architecture that swept through Reno in the 1930’s. The house is a pagoda in the desert that beckons with intrigue. The Hart House is a Japanese pagoda-style bungalow that combines the ideas of an emerging architect and a Reno piano player of note, in the 1930’s. www.knpb.org /productions/house/hart.asp   (407 words)

Historic Preservation -- Hart House The younger of two surviving brick mansard houses in Oberlin, this place was built in 1875 [or 1876] for 26-year -old Flavius Hart, one of Oberlin's more affluent merchants. Flavius attended the college preparatory department in the late sixties, and a decade later was running a feed and cider mill on the land next to his house. Hart was a Democrat, an oddity among Oberlin businessmen. www.oberlin.edu /external/EOG/HistoricPreservation/HPHartHouse.html   (195 words)

CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - Famous Hart House up for sale Stu Hart on October 18, 2003, his 10 remaining children were left with the decision of what to do with the historic Hart Mansion in Calgary\'s Patterson Heights. The future of the house is up in the air, there was talk of it being turned into a museum, while some fans and wrestlers have expressed an interest in seeing it turned into a bed and breakfast, something that would surely draw wrestling fans from around the world. The house is in a residential area, so issues such as high traffic and privacy have to be taken into consideration,\" she said. slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/2003/11/28/271298.html   (827 words)

The GOP Auction House: Melissa Hart of Pennsylvania Hart voted against allowing millions of Americans to save their hard-earned dollars on prescription drugs by re-importing them from Canada, even though these were U.S. made and patient safety was ensured. Hart voted to continue awarding contracts to Halliburton even if the Pentagon's own audit processes found that more than $100 million of their contractor's costs in Iraq were unreasonable. Hart opposed expanding access to the military's TRICARE health insurance program to thousands of Reservist and National Guard members, even though 20 percent of all Reservists do not have health insurance, and 40 percent of Reservists aged 19 to 35 lack health coverage. www.dccc.org /gopauctionhouse/members/MelissaHartPA-4.html   (810 words)

Historic Beverly: The Edward Hart House The original log cabin on the site of this house here is traditionally considered to have been the home of Edward Hart, a son of John Hart, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. In June 1858, Chenoweth sold the house to Hugh L. Hart and moved to Kansas. Hart sold the house in 1860 and also moved to Kansas where he subsequently served in the Union Army. www.historicbeverly.org /builds/edward_hart.htm   (284 words)

NMAH | Hart House Architectual Elements from Ipswich, Mass. The largest artifact in the museum, this Georgian-style, 2 ½-story timber-framed house was built in the 1760s and stood at 16 Elm Street in the center of Ipswich, Massachusetts, until 1963 when efforts by Ipswich citizens saved it from the bulldozer. Today, the house is the centerpiece of the exhibition Within These Walls…, and visitors are able to peer through its walls, windows, and doors to view settings played out against the backdrop of Colonial America, the American Revolution, the abolitionist movement, the industrial era, and World War II. A kind of replica of the house is still located in Ipswich and is known as the 1640 Hart House. www.americanhistory.si.edu /collections/object.cfm?key=35&objkey=23   (321 words)

Hart House Restaurant • Casual Westcoast Elegance Hart House Restaurant is closer than you think. Hart House is an oasis in the busy urban landscape: it is a place where guests can enjoy outstanding cuisine served by friendly staff in a charming heritage house setting. The casual elegance of Hart House’s restaurant makes it the ideal place for an intimate dinner for two, or a meeting with friends. www.harthouserestaurant.com   (199 words)

Hart House to be restored, town homes built The Hart House is best known as the home of Stu Hart, the man who started Stampede Wrestling and trained a number of wrestling superstars, some of them, like Bret (The Hitman) Hart, his own sons. Hart House was built in 1905 by Ontario brick baron Edward Henry Crandell. The Hart family bought it in the early 1950s and raised 12 children there, all of whom had some connection to professional wrestling. www.cbc.ca /canada/calgary/story/2006/10/17/harthouse-condos.html?ref=rss   (1077 words)

RMBF - The Hart House and Homestead at Rich Mountain Pass   (Site not responding. Last check: ) The Hart House not long before it was destroyed by fire in 1940. The Hart homestead, at the center of the Battle of Rich Mountain. This view (facing South) shows the turnpike running in front/right, and the hill where the Union attack came from at the top/back. www.richmountain.org /harthome.htm   (93 words)

History of the Inn, New York, bed and breakfast, Hart House, Wellesley Island. History of the Inn, New York, bed and breakfast, Hart House, Wellesley Island. Elizer Hart, a newspaper man and New York State senator, constructed a grand river cottage on his Hart Island. Eventually a new club house was constructed across the road and Hart House was shuttered down. www.harthouseinn.com /history.htm   (608 words)

Hart House Lecture 2006   (Site not responding. Last check: ) Michael Geist examined these and other issues at this year's Hart House Lecture, presented on March 30, 2006. Send an e-mail to House Warden Margaret Hancock if you want to become involved. Hart House is located at 7 Hart House Circle, Toronto, ON, M5S 3H3 (map). individual.utoronto.ca /dtsang/hhlecture/index2.html   (376 words)

Isaac Hart House in Lynnfield, MA This cousin was a George Pierpont Estes Hart of Danville, Virginia. I loved the old house that had been built in 1642 and lived in by generation after generation of my ancestors. Up through the field behind the house with flying feet one ran, pulled up the hook of that big gate and let is weight swing it wide open before you. myhartt.com /history/isaac_house.htm   (2076 words)

Flaherty visits Hart House, wants to paint the town blue - News MPP and former cabinet minster Jim Flaherty spoke at Hart House on Thursday. Opposition MPP Jim Flaherty crossed Queen's Park Cresent last Thursday night to take part in a formal debate at Hart House, arguing against the resolution: "This house believes that the right should not be united." Flaherty also mused about his own political future. Within Canada's electoral system, members of the House of Commons are elected from ridings-the single candidate with the most votes gets elected. media.www.thevarsity.ca /media/storage/paper285/news/2004/03/29/News/Flaherty.Visits.Hart.House.Wants.To.Paint.The.Town.Blue-643838.shtml   (448 words)

Hart House - Fitness - How to Join Hart House - Fitness - How to Join Students at UofT pay student fees which cover the cost of membership at Hart House. to Hart House, the Athletic Centre and the Faculty Club. www.harthouse.utoronto.ca /hh/page.php?id=FIT02   (186 words)

Hart Williams for State Representative HART is no longer listed as DPLC House District 8 Vice Chair. Chair tells Hart not to write her back because she will delete his email without reading it. I originally got into this campaign because of the shenanigans of those in power within the Democratic Party to manipulate the House District 8 seat as a "prize" given to the Unions (of which I'm a member) without regard for the the voters of my district. www.hartwilliams.com /hd8   (923 words)

Hart House Drama Society - The Cherry Orchard Hart House Drama Society - The Cherry Orchard "The last time The Cherry Orchard was performed at the Hart House Theatre, it was 1977. Since his death, Chekhov's plays have become famous worldwide and he has come to be considered the greatest Russian storyteller and dramatist of modern times. www.geocities.com /harthousedrama/cherryorchard/production.htm   (731 words)

About HHO | Hart House Orchestra Since 1976, the Hart House Orchestra has provided an opportunity for members of the University of Toronto community with musical training to perform together in a welcoming and musical environment. All constituencies within the University of Toronto are represented in the orchestra, including students at all levels of study, alumni, senior members and university faculty and staff. The orchestra is based in Hart House, a unique cultural and recreational centre at the heart of the university campus. www.harthouseorchestra.ca /?q=about   (230 words)

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