Lupita Nyong’o may be known for her Academy Award winning performance in 12 Years a Slave or her reputation in the fashion world but did you know she recently became […]
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The January, 22 issue of The Inquirer and Mirror newspaper features a letter to the editor written by Executive Director, Michael May. May discusses a recent decision made at the January,
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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS! We are currently seeking nominations for the 2015 Preservation Awards. Below is a re-cap of the 2014 award recipients from the text of Ramblings. To learn about
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A passerby of 119 Nagel Street, Harrisburg PA, especially on a Sunday may expect to see church goers exiting or entering the building. Today the chances of this are very
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Do you remember the blog post titled: The Chicken Box – Historic Bar List? Well, this week we found another historic bar only a hop-skip-and-a-jump away! The Alibi Bar in
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11 Baxter, built circa 1885 is a stick-style historic cottage located in the village of ‘Sconset. According to the deeds the property was sold by William Flagg to Abraham W.
Happy New Year! We found some informiation about one of the nations most viewed buildings: 1 Times Square or 1457 Broadway. The historic building was designed by architects Cyrus L.W.
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Christmas may be over but the holidays are not. December 26, better known as Boxing Day is celebrated several different ways across the world. The origins of the day have
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This week we found a giant preserved DONUT! You may be wondering, why would you preserve a donut and what does have to do with architectural preservation? Well, this isn’t
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This week while organizing old files we found our very first newsletter dating back to 1998 and yes you read that right “newsletter” meaning one that was physically mailed! You
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35 Milk Street, built circa 1817 at one time was known as The Big Shop and was used for the building of boats until the mid 1800’s. It had been
We are thrilled to have the opportunity to document the restoration of 55 Union Street! As promised we’ll continue to post updates from the beginning to end. Click here if
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