February 11, 2019
A Map of History: Surveying Puerto Rico’s Historic Places after Hurricane Maria

Collapsed ruins of the Punta Borinquen Lighthouse in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.

Vernacular Puerto Rican house in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.

Built in 1898, Casa Vigil is the only standing vernacular house from the late 19th century in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.

Clockwise from left: Architecture students Camila Hernandez, Sairimar Gomez, Reily Calderon, and Hector Berdecia; conservation architect Diana Luna-Serbia; and Para la Naturaleza heritage coordinator Ivonne Sanabria.Photo by Para la Naturaleza.
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Collapsed ruins of the Punta Borinquen Lighthouse in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.
Vernacular Puerto Rican house in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.
Built in 1898, Casa Vigil is the only standing vernacular house from the late 19th century in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico in November of 2017.Photo by Héctor J. Berdecía-Hernández.
Clockwise from left: Architecture students Camila Hernandez, Sairimar Gomez, Reily Calderon, and Hector Berdecia; conservation architect Diana Luna-Serbia; and Para la Naturaleza heritage coordinator Ivonne Sanabria.Photo by Para la Naturaleza.