By Joyce Barrett on March 22, 2010
Heritage Ohio announces our first Preservation Month Photography Contest. This contest is to celebrate the best of Ohio’s Preservation and Revitalization movement. Both adults and youth (under 18) were encouraged to participate. 2010 PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST WINNERS Congratulations! Thank you to the many wonderful submissions 1st Place Cynthia D. Miller Toronto Ohio 2nd Place Perry Hodies [...]
Posted in Events & Workshops, Our Blog | Tagged architectural gems, architecture, awards, conference, Downtown Revitalization, historic buildings, photography contest
By Frank Quinn on May 27, 2009
If you’ve ever been to downtown Cleveland you’ve likely marveled at and admired the Terminal Tower, even if you didn’t know what you were looking at, at the time (think Higbee’s Department Store and A Christmas Story). It’s a 1920s era landmark skyscraper currently undergoing a multi-year exterior rehab. Board member Steve Coon, owner of [...]
Posted in 2010 Annual Conference | Tagged Cleveland, conference, downtown, historic, steve coon, terminal tower, tour, tours
By Joyce Barrett on May 19, 2009
Donovan Rypkema is well regarded as the leading expert in the world on the economics of historic preservation. Heritage Ohio was privileged to have his expertise available at our annual conference all day May 6th, as keynote luncheon speaker as well as leading both morning and afternoon workshop sessions. Following the phenomenal luncheon presentation, we [...]
Posted in 2010 Annual Conference | Tagged conference, Donovan Rypkema, downtown, historic, Preservation, revitalization, workshop
By Jeff Siegler on May 6, 2009
The Heritage Ohio 2009 Conference is up and running. We had a great day yesterday and Cleveland is the perfect host. Main Street Institute got off to a solid start as well. The Legacy Circle reception was well attended and author David Giffels had no problem relating to the crowd while talking about his book [...]
Posted in 2010 Annual Conference | Tagged conference, david giffels, legacy circle, Main Street
