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Landmark Association |
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A future with a past |
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Phone: (270) 782-0037 E-mail: bglandmark@yahoo.com |
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Awards |
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The purpose of the annual awards program is to recognize important local historic preservation efforts, especially the rehab or restoration of historic buildings in Bowling Green and Warren County.
Nominations come from membership and Board recommendations.
The awards are presented at the Annual meeting. Not every category has a winner every year.
Download Award nomination application (Word document) |
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Award Categories: · Landmark Building Awards are given to firms, individuals or organizations who have completed significant and sensitive rehabilitations of public, commercial or religious buildings. · Jean Thomason Historic Home Award is given for the outstanding restoration or rehabilitation of residence. One is given annually. · General Historic House Awards are given to residences where noticeable and sensitive historic preservation work has recently occurred. · Jane Morningstar Award of Merit recognizes additional and substantial work to a previously restored commercial or public building. · Heritage Award is given to an individual who has made substantial contributions to historic preservation efforts over a period of years. · Cultural Landscape Award recognizes outstanding preservation work with historic sites such as historic cemeteries, trails, roads, military fortifications or larger areas such as rural agricultural landscapes. |
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2010 Awards Recipients |
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Drs. Jeff and Tammy Willis Adams accepts the Heritage Award. |
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Kerra Ogden accepts the Landmark Building Award for the Administrative Building/VanMeter Auditorium, ca 1911 |
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Dr. Joseph and Carol Glaser accept the Jean Thomason Historic Home Award for the Robert K. McGinnis Home at 627 East Main Avenue, ca 1887 |
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Perkins Family accepts the Jane Morningstar Award of Merit for Quigley-Younglove Building on State Street, ca 1837 |
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Dave and Jean Murph accepts the General House Award for Peter Ackerman House at 615 Chestnut Street, ca 1877 |
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Kevin and Lynn Kirby accepts the General House Award for Sledge Home at 1130 High Street, ca. 1867 |
