Preservationist Archive 2010
January-February 2010
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Up front
Roots matter: benefits of great expectations. Indiana's preservation movement began with business leaders and industrialists.
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Gold Standard. Tracking the major accomplishments of our first 50 years.
In addition
Lilly legacy ensures Landmarks' future.
Celebratory events mark milestone anniversary. |
March-April 2010
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Up front
- Symbol of Indianapolis. For more than a century the Indiana State Soldiers and Sailors Monument has served as the city's defining landmark.
- New name, New Harmony for conference. Indiana's statewide preservation conference has a new name, a new presenting partner, and a new expanded agenda.
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Off to work we go. Some historic Hoosier factories still churn out nationally recognized wares, while others await new use.
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South Bend's once-segregated Engman Natatorium becomes Civil Rights Heritage Center. |
May-June 2010
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Up front
- More Punch, Less Confusion, Refocused Mission. Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana changes name to Indiana Landmarks, starts major restoration project.
- Woollen Houses: Cool Then and Now. Annual modern home tour explores Indianapolis architect's residential designs.
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10 Most Endangered. Indiana Landmarks announces its annual list of landmarks in jeopardy.
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Indiana's oldest city hosts a progressive dinner to celebrate Indiana Landmarks' 50th anniversary. |
July-August 2010
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Up front
- Evansville Idea Home Promotes Revitalization. An annual Evansville showcase for residential design focuses on preservation.
- Landmark Listings Honor Negelcted Heritage. "The Region" finds a champion in Jim Morrow, creator of Partners in Preservation, Inc.
Feature Topic
See You at the Movies. A roundup of statewide landmarks that have appeared in film.
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Indiana Landmarks announces its 2010 Annual Meeting will be held September 25 at the Woodstock Country Club in Indianapolis. |
September-October 2010
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Up front
- Family Stays on the Farm. The 200-year-old Mont Clair Farm in Vincennes wins our Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.
- Group Claims Enviable Preservation Record. Servaas Award-winner Bloomington Restorations, Inc. tackles tough projects to make its city attractive and lively.
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Shrouded in Secrecy. Exploring the Underground Railroad's architectural legacy in Indiana.
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Swift progress marks restoration at the Indiana Landmarks Center. |
November-December 2010
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Up front
- Ringing in the Holidays. Our holiday open houses spotlight nine historic places.
- Quaker Heritage Protected and Endangered. We accept easements on three historic Quaker properties, while one remains on our 10 Most Endangered list.
Feature Topic
Looking Up. Historic buildings often display information and artful detail above the street level latitude.
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New leadership duo and board elected. |
