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Apr
Indianola Middle School Sale To Proceed
4.17.18 UPDATE: The Columbus City Schools Board of Education voted unanimously tonight to move forward ...
Columbus Landmarks is a dedicated group advocating for the
preservation of historic architecture, adaptive reuse of
old buildings, and new design excellence throughout Greater Columbus
preservation of historic architecture, adaptive reuse of
old buildings, and new design excellence throughout Greater Columbus
Latest News
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Apr
Apr
New Look For Columbus Landmarks
Building on the excitement from this past year, our 40th Anniversary, Columbus Landmarks has embarked ...
02
Apr
Apr
Lessons Learned
There has been a spate of demolitions along historic E. Long Street in the past ...
Upcoming Events
21
Apr
Apr
Historic Masonry Workshop
Masonry is found on nearly every historic structure – walls, foundations, chimneys. Its durability is proven, but over time it ...
29
Apr
Apr
Spring Walk at Green Lawn Cemetery
Join us for a guided walking tour of historic Green Lawn Cemetery. The spring walk will focus on trees of ...
10
May
May
Annual Membership Meeting & Preservation Awards
Celebrate Preservation Month with Columbus Landmarks at the Athletic Club of Columbus! The Annual Meeting is a free event for ...
2017 MOST ENDANGERED BUILDINGS
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Feb
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1. Clinton Chapel (1838)
Most Endangered Buildings 1. Clinton Chapel (1838) 3100 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio …stop on ...
02
Feb
Feb
2. Columbus Castings (1902)
Most Endangered Buildings 2. Columbus Castings (1902) 2211 Parsons Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43207 ……once largest ...
02
Feb
Feb
3. Cooper Stadium (1932)
Most Endangered Buildings 3. Cooper Stadium (1932) 1155 Mound Street, Columbus Ohio …construction began in ...
02
Feb
Feb
4. Elam Drake Farm (1850s)
Most Endangered Buildings 4. Elam Drake Farm (1850s) 2738 Ole Country Rd., Columbus, Ohio …former ...
06
Feb
Feb
5. Hallwood House (1895)
Most Endangered Buildings 5. Hallwood House (1895) 776-778 Franklin Avenue, Columbus, Ohio Owner: Adger E. ...
06
Feb
Feb
6. Holy Rosary School (1928)
Most Endangered Buildings 6. Holy Rosary School (1928) 498 Berkeley Road, Columbus, Ohio Owner: Rock ...
06
Feb
Feb
7. Livingston Avenue Theatre (1946)
Most Endangered Buildings 7. Livingston Avenue Theatre (1946) 1567 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus, Ohio Owner: ...
06
Feb
Feb
8. Mt. Vernon Ave. Commercial Building (1900)
Most Endangered Buildings 8. Mt. Vernon Ave. Comm. Building (1900) 1533-1537 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Cols. ...
06
Feb
Feb
9. Ohio National Bank (1914)
Most Endangered Buildings 9. Ohio National Bank (1914) 167 S. High Street, Columbus, Ohio …finest ...
06
Feb
Feb
10. Second Empire House (1890s)
Most Endangered Buildings 10. Second Empire House (1890s) 1048 E. Long Street, Columbus, OH Owner: ...
ENDANGERED BUILDING MAP
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2017 MOST ENDANGERED BUILDINGS
26 Jan, 2018
Mics to Hear Ye, O Tour Guides
$0.00 donated of $600.00 goal
Our tour guides need microphone and portable amplifier packs so you can hear them better!
05 Apr, 2017
Help for Older Homes
$100.00 donated of $5,000.00 goal
The Home Preservation Program assists preservation, repair and maintenance of houses 50 years and older. We need your help to continue to operate this worthy program.
05 Apr, 2017
Landmarks’ First Capital Campaign
$0.00 donated of $50,000.00 goal
Help us reach our Capital Campaign goal! These campaign is dedicated to creating a new pool of funds that will be made available to worthy eligible renovation projects. We're just getting off the ground so get in early - help us reach and our goal from the start! Donate today - any amount is appreciated.
About Landmarks
Together we can make a difference
MISSION:
Columbus Landmarks advocates for, promotes and preserves Columbus landmarks and neighborhoods.
HISTORY:
Columbus Landmarks was founded in 1977 by a dedicated group of historic preservationists and local residents who were committed to preserving Columbus’ architectural heritage.
TODAY:
Since that time, Landmarks has played an integral role in educating the community, encouraging responsible public and private sector enhancement of historic areas and structures, and promoting the highest standards in the design and construction of new buildings and spaces. Our membership includes 1,000 individuals and corporations who remain devoted to Landmarks’ mission and vision.
Honoring excellence in urban design of historic & new buildings architecture through the James B. Recchie Design ...
Advocating for our historic neighborhoods is part of our mission. Love where you live? Join us.
Your participation in Columbus Landmarks helps preserve our city’s historic architecture and raises the bar for new ...
