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Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA, recently led a tour group on a cultural exchange program to Cuba. The group consisted of members of the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Board of Trustees and its Council Members. During a nine-day excursion, Mary lectured on Cuba’s historic architecture, the development of its early towns and cities, the restoration of Finca Vigia, near Havana, home of Ernest Hemingway for 22 years and his boat, The Pilar. From 2005-2008, Mary served as a contributing preservation architect for the restoration of the Hemingway house and accessory buildings on a United States  professional team appointed by the Department of the Treasury. Mary is a Trustee Emerita of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and president of John Milner Architects, Inc.