Historic Carpenters' Hall reopens on eve of Fourth of July
Built in 1774, Carpenters’ Hall was the site of the first Continental Congress and the original home of the Revolutionary War Department and Hamilton’s first bank.
Source: fox29.com
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Lompoc property owners can ask their structures be removed from historic designation
The amendment removes the “over 50 years of age” designation, which would have included more than 44 percent of the city’s housing stock, according to Planning Manager Brian Halvorson.
Jenelle Osborne Gilda Cordova Brian Halvorson Lompoc Chamber Council Member Dirk Starbuck Council Members Ball
Source: santamariatimes.com
Lompoc property owners can ask their structures be removed from historic designation
The amendment removes the “over 50 years of age” designation, which would have included more than 44 percent of the city’s housing stock, according to Planning Manager Brian Halvorson.
Brian Halvorson Gilda Cordova Jenelle Osborne Council Member Dirk Starbuck City Council Member Jeremy Ball Council Members Ball
Source: lompocrecord.com
Funeral home appeals Herndon denial of plan to demolish old buildings
(Updated at 2:45 p.m.) The future of two structures built on Elden Street around 1888 is now in limbo. The longstanding Adams-Green Funeral Home is appealing the Town of Herndon's decision to deny an application to demolish two homes on 725 Elden Street. The Herndon Town Council will consider the appeal at a work session
United States Town Of Herndon Herndon Historic District Charles Reed National Register Of Historic Herndon Town Council
Source: restonnow.com
Local talent Opacas launch new single
Local group, the Opacas will perform a live show at Monroe’s on Friday, May 26, to mark the release their 10th single, Shine On. This double A-side release from the group (Steve Talbot, Peter Tobin, Pat Boyle, Mark Raynor, Mike McLoughlin, and Joe Treacy) features a full studio production, as well as a live version […]
Source: connachttribune.ie
Councillors approve plans to revamp Nuns' Island house – Connacht Tribune – Galway City Tribune:
From the Galway City Tribune – An historic building to the rear of Nuns’ Island Theatre will be renovated, restored, extended and modernised under new plans rubberstamped by the local authority. City councillors approved a ‘Part 8’ planning application (one which must be voted on by elected representatives) for the revamp of the Church House […]
Source: connachttribune.ie
Repairs for Old Town Hall, St. Andrew's Chapel on the ballot in Washington
Two of this town’s rarely used buildings — one plain, one fancy — might get some attention in the coming year if voters approve spending for them at annual town
Source: berkshireeagle.com
Remote, historic Cape Cod 'dune shacks' offered for lease
The shacks may need repairs, including roof replacement or carpentry work, before the properties can be occupied.
National Park Service Cape Cod Peaked Hill Bars National Register Historic District Cape Cod Dune Shacks
Source: wcvb.com
Carlow Nationalist — Two historic Carlow buildings receive €130K for conservation works
Two Carlow historic and protected structures have received €133,000 in funding for safeguarding and maintenance work. Tullow Courthouse…
Sherwood Park Historic Structures Fund Two Carlow Barrack Street Sherwood Park House Tullow Courthouse
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
Five historic Sligo buildings secure funding for structural repairs
Five heritage buildings across the county will benefit from a total of €4.5m under this year’s Historic Structures Fund (HSF).
Annaghmore House Malcolm Noonan Michael Clarke Co Sligo Historic Structures Fund Sligo County Council
Source: independent.ie