Discover Who We Are

Funded by local membership contributions and fundraising 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 fifty commercial properties.

Areas of concern today include assisting historic districts and neighborhoods and working with local community organizations regarding historic preservation.  Landmark provides the Historic Rehabilitation Grant annually for preservation projects on the exteriors of houses and buildings over fifty years old owned by Landmark members in Warren County.  

The Landmark Association sponsors programs of community and preservation awareness, along with workshops, rambles, picnics, and tours.

 
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Our Mission

The Landmark Association advocates the preservation, protection and maintenance of architectural, cultural and archaeological resources in Bowling Green and Warren County, Kentucky.

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Our Membership

Landmark Association membership is open to any individual, family, organization, and business interested in the preservation, protection and maintenance of our architectural heritage.

 

Meet Our Board

 

Nick Rabold, President

Rajna Bulut, Vice President

Jack LeSieur, Treasurer

Nora, Bryant, Secretary

Casey Hammons

Brent Bjorkman

Beth Edwardson

Tammi Ferrell

Casey Hammons

Lindsey Houchin

Brooke Peterson

Jonathan Schwer

Tyler Siddens

Chad Smith