Credit: Architect of the Capitol

The Interior Appropriations Bill passed the House in July and the Senate in early August, now the differences between the two bills will be worked out in conference committee, including differences in funding levels for historic preservation. The FY19 House Interior Appropriations bill  funds the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) at $101.41 million, while the Senate bill funds the HPF at $91.91 million. 

 

Click here to view the full list of amendments related to historic properties on H.R.6147.

 

The Garfield Building was completed in 1893 and occupied by National City Bank in 1921. National City eventually expanded into the connected New England Building and occupied much of both structures until the bank was acquired by PNC in 2008. Vacant at the time of application, the building was redeveloped by Millennia Companies into 123 market-rate apartment units plus ground floor commercial spaces.

 

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Take a ride in the country to Hunting Valley as the fall leaves burst with rich color.

The Cleveland Restoration Society invites you to visit Roundwood Manor in Daisy Hill, the country estate of the Van Sweringen brothers. We celebrate Roundwood Manor as the focal point of Daisy Hill Farms. Roundwood is the remarkable country lodge the Vans built to entertain esteemed guests. The Cleveland Restoration Society has nominated Roundwood Manor to the National Register of Historic Places. Lovingly maintained by Sylvia Korey since 1988, we hope the Manor can be preserved for generations through an adaptive use of its historic spaces.

 

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On September 12 at noon ET / 9:00 a.m. PT, join the free livestream for Climate Heritage Mobilization, an official affiliated event of the Global Climate Action Summit. Cultural heritage-based solutions to climate change mitigation and adaptation offer enormous potential for all those seeking to protect the tangible and intangibles of heritage in the face of climate-driven impacts. The Mobilization event will bring together state, national, and international experts to address key tenets of the Paris Agreement and the crucial role the cultural heritage and historic preservation sectors can play in the race against climate change. Visit Climate Heritage Mobilization for more information.

The annual National Trust for Historic Preservation Conference, PastForward, will take place in San Francisco, from November 13-16, 2018. Registration for the conference opened on July 2. This is the premier educational and networking event for those in the business of saving places, and you won't want to miss this year's conference in San Francisco!

 

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