Barn Again! Can These Two Barns Find a Second Chance?
Available: Two tobacco barns, indigenous to Guilford County. Must be moved – first come, first served. Have you ever wanted an historic workshop in your backyard? How about a log…
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A New Perspective on Old Windows and Efficiency
Historic windows are a crucial part of any historic facade, but in the interests of efficiency, sometimes people are drawn to seek replacement windows instead of retaining the orginal. Guest contributor…
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Tour of Historic Homes: Fogle Craftsman House
The Craftsman-style house at 200 Waverly is attributed, appropriately, to carpenter and general contractor George F. Fogle. The house was completed in 1928 and sold to Alda Wimbish who maintained…
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Tour of Historic Homes: The Graves House
The Graves House is an interesting example of a Colonial Cottage. Built for only $5,000 on the eve of the stock market crash, the charming house was a presage for…
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Workshop for Cemetery Care Scheduled
The National Preservation Institute, a nonprofit organization founded in 1980, educates those involved in the management, preservation, and stewardship of cultural heritage. The 2012 National Preservation Institute seminar schedule is…
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War Memorial Stadium, the Final Chapter?
Greensboro’s newspapers covered a cross section of topics in the 1920s. Specifically, in November of 1925, coverage featured rumors of politics, an advertisement for the new 14-story Greensboro Bank and…
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Architecture of the Gate City is the Topic
Saturday, April 14th, 9am till 11am St. Andrews Episcopal Church 2105 West Market Street FREE Have you ever wanted to identify the features of a Tudor-style house? What does a…
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Tour of Historic Homes in Sunset Hills Promises Architecture of the 1920s
Tickets are now available* for the Tour of Historic Homes, this year spotlighting the Sunset Hills neighborhood. The Tour will take place from 11am – 5pm on Saturday May 19,…
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Preservation in Greensboro: 2011 at its Best
The past year has been wonderful for historic preservation in Greensboro. Great projects have been completed in neighborhoods all across our city, continuing our statewide reputation as a city with…
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A Page is Turned for Irving Park Landmark
One of Greensboro’s classic residences of the “Country House” movement has been sold, and plans are underway for a thorough refurbishment and restoration. The Sarah and Alexander Worth McAlister House…
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Ownership of Blandwood Conveyed to Preservation Greensboro
Ownership of Blandwood Mansion and Carriage House, a National Historic Landmark property located in downtown Greensboro, has been transferred from the John Motley Morehead Memorial Commission to Preservation Greensboro Incorporated.…
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Union Cemetery Dates to Reconstruction Era
Union Cemetery is Greensboro’s earliest known Black cemetery. It is east of the historic Warnersville neighborhood and was named in the 1880s for a ministerial union of St. Matthew’s Methodist…
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