Mill Valley City Hall and Firehouse Added to National Register of Historic Places City staff and the Mill Valley Historical Society celebrated formal listing of the 1936 City Hall and Firehouse on the National Register, citing WPA funding, the city's preservation plan, and benefits for future maintenance under the historic building code.

Mill Valley's historic City Hall and Firehouse have just been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, marking a proud milestone for the community!

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S.F. supervisors uphold emergency exemption to remove Vaillancourt Fountain, 10–1 After a two‑hour hearing with competing expert testimony and more than 50 public speakers, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 10–1 to affirm the planning department’s emergency CEQA exemption and allow the Recreation & Parks Department to disassemble and store the Vaillancourt (Embarcadero) Fountain pending further analysis.

In a controversial 10–1 vote, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors has declared the Vaillancourt Fountain a safety emergency, paving the way for its disassembly despite passionate pleas from preservationists.

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Pensacola ARB approves series of restorations and new builds; board presses for historic details on several projects At its Nov. 20 meeting the Pensacola Architectural Review Board approved a string of projects across Old East Hill and North Hill, including a major restoration at 520 North 6th Avenue and an enclosure for Christchurch’s courtyard, while requiring abbreviated follow-up reviews on several historic-detail items.

The Pensacola Architectural Review Board just approved a series of exciting restorations and new builds, focusing on preserving the city’s historic charm while enhancing accessibility.

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Tulsa's Historic Homes: Exploring Architectural Gems of Oil Titans and Swan Lake The series highlights iconic Tulsa homes showcasing the city's rich architectural heritage.

Step inside Tulsa's opulent past and discover the magnificent homes that once belonged to the oil titans who shaped the city’s destiny.

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Community Board Reviews 19 West Twelfth Street Cornice Replacement Proposal Panel discusses proposed fiberglass replacement for deteriorated cornice at historic Manhattan property.

A virtual meeting on September 11 sparked heated discussions about the proposed cornice replacement at 19 West Twelfth Street, raising questions about the balance between historical preservation and modern updates.

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Boulder Council Explores Historic District's Complex Community Narrative and Preservation Efforts Research reveals systemic erasure of Boulder’s diverse history in proposed historic district.

Boulder's Landmarks Board is challenging long-standing misconceptions about the Civic Area, revealing a rich history of community and resilience that deserves recognition.

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Somersworth City Council supports $200K restoration of historic Ferber Chapel Council prioritizes urgent repairs to Ferber Chapel to secure grant funding.

The Somersworth City Council is racing against time to secure funding for urgent repairs to the historic Furber Chapel, a treasured landmark that could face irreversible damage without immediate action.

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