The Paper is not the only neighborhood organization with a birthday this month.
Tag: Historic Preservation
April 1976 Historic District Supplement: a contemporary explanation of the proposed district, not a statement of current regulations.
Please read all the accompanying articles on the Historic District, carefully, with your own property in mind.
The Redevelopment Advisory Committee and the Historic District Committee met early in February to discuss mutual areas of concern in planning the future development of the area.
Historical March 1976 reporting on asbestos and renovation.
The Seventh Annual SkinkerDeBaliviere Art Fair and House Tour will be held this year on Mother's Day, May 9.
New residents, Tom and Mary Jo Consiglio, of the 6100 block of Westminister, brought to The Paper's attention the story of two young women who have opened their own art glass studio, they display their own original works. [The temptation to say they are breaking into the business was very strong, but we resisted it, at least initially.] The two artists, Lea Koesterer and Diane Gray, were commissioned by the Consiglios to create a window for their rehabilitated and remodeled home in our neighborhood.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Historic Committee met October 6th, 14th, 22nd, and 29th at the Council office.
There was a meeting of interested residents on September 17 to begin work on the 1976 Art Fair and House Tour.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Historic District Committee will meet October 6th at 8:00 p.m. at the Community Council Office.
Each of the three neighborhood groups has now officially begun to explore the idea of becoming part of a proposed Historic District.
The House Tour Committee asked Karen and George Brown to describe working on their complete renovation Of this 4 bedroom, 1 bath home . . . their words describe the spirit that has moved many residents to join in the rehab movement.
