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Posted by admin on July 19, 2008 - 10.00/10 (1 vote), 99 reads
One of two to win the new Committee's Choice Award, the Greer House at 621 East Main Avenue is in the Kentucky Homes & Gardens Magazine. Owners Jason Hildabrand and Andrew Wollin have done a lot of work to restore this home. The article is part of a series on the homes of interior decorators in Kentucky.
Posted by admin on July 15, 2008 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 83 reads
The Landmark Association Congratulates Its 2008 Award Recipients. Many attended the May Annual Meeting to honor the following award recipients. The list includes a new award, the Committee's Choice Award, and the recipients of the 2008 Rehabilitation Grants.
Posted by mminter on April 9, 2007 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 378 reads
The Landmark Association announced the recipients of the 30th year anniversary grant program. All funding will be matched 100% by the property owners. Approved funded projects were for exterior work and met the Secretary of Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and the Design Guidelines of the Historic Preservation Board.IMCON Services, Inc and Donna Porter Wolbe both requested funding for window repair for the Turpin Building at 914-916 State Street and the Little Rock Church at 1005 Boatla...
Posted by mminter on February 3, 2007 - 8.00/10 (1 vote), 457 reads
Posted by mminter on February 3, 2007 - 10.00/10 (1 vote), 467 reads
Bowling Green’s "Silver Fleet" by Lynn NiedermeierThe weather was fair and warm on the afternoon of August 1, 1948 when a crowd of some 12,500 assembled at the Bowling Green-Warren County Airport to witness an event the Daily News called "one of the most important" in the community’s history. At 3:27, Captain Elmer W. Reed was scheduled to land his Eastern Air Lines Silver Liner, marking the beginning of air mail, air express and interstate passenger service for Warren County’s 42,000 citi...
Posted by mminter on December 18, 2006 - 0.00/10 (0 votes), 418 reads
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Robin Zeigler, Historic Preservation Planner 270-842-1953, robin.zeigler@bgky.orgOLD PHOTOS, FILM, VIDEO & AUDIO TAPES BEING SOUGHT(Warren County, 20 November 2006) The Historic Preservation Board is kicking off the “Sights and Sounds of Warren County” collection project on November 30th, 9 a.m., at the Robert Penn Warren Library in the Kentucky Library & Museum. “Sights and Sounds” aims to borrow photos, film, video, slides, negatives and audiotapes that are ...
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Funded by local membership contributions and fund-raising activities, the Landmark Association provides a variety of historic preservation services for Bowling Green and Warren County.
From 1980 to 1991 Landmark was involved with the Bowling Green Main Street Project, a downtown revitalization effort which resulted in the rehabilitation and new construction of more than 50 commercial properties.
Other areas of concern include assistance to historic districts and neighborhoods and working with local community organizations regarding historic preservation.
Landmark Association publishes a periodic newsletter and sponsors
programs of preservation interest, along with workshops and home tours.
Membership
is open to any individual, family, or business interested in the preservation, protection and maintenance of out architectural heritage.
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The Landmark
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the preservation, protection and maintenance of architectural, cultural
and archaeological resources in Bowling Green and Warren County,
Kentucky.
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