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It's the FINAL WEEK of our Scavenger Hunt & Selfie

It's the FINAL WEEK of our Scavenger Hunt & Selfie Contest!
Can you guess the Endangered Site?
If so, hit the road, find the site, snap a selfie & enter to win! #EndangeredCBus #ColumbusLandmarks
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It's WEEK 2 of our Scavenger Hunt & Selfie Contest

It's WEEK 2 of our Scavenger Hunt & Selfie Contest!
Can you guess the Endangered Site?
If so, hit the road, find the site, snap a selfie & enter to win! #EndangeredCBus #ColumbusLandmarks
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How did Green Lawn Cemetery evolve from a forest t

How did Green Lawn Cemetery evolve from a forest to a vast sleeping dormitory of friends & family?

Register now & find out TONIGHT at 6:30! Link posted in the Comments section below.

It's a Scavenger Hunt & Selfie Contest! Each week

It's a Scavenger Hunt & Selfie Contest!
Each week we'll drop some clues & a photo of 3 Endangered Sites from the past.
When you find the answers to the clues on our website - hit the road, find the site, snap a selfie, & enter to win cool Columbus Landmarks swag! #EndangeredCBus #ColumbusLandmarks
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@columbuslandmarks Green Lawn Cemetery's Evolution

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Green Lawn Cemetery's Evolution

Register now and join us TONIGHT for part two of our three-part series on the Green Lawn Cemetery and the attitudes toward death and nature.

Columbus’ role as a cultural crossroads is evident in Green Lawn Cemetery. Franklin County was surveyed and settled by Virginia and Kentucky residents. Migrations and immigration from the 1840s through post-World War II transformed Green Lawn from a final resting place for prominent citizens into a public cemetery. Cultures of New England, Pennsylvania, and the Deep South were brought here by the arrival of Huguenots, Nova Scotians, fugitives and free African Americans, and refugees from Europe.
#ColumbusLibrary #ColumbusLandmarks #columbusohiohistoricpreservation

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Green Lawn Cemetery's Evolution Register to atten

Green Lawn Cemetery's Evolution

Register to attend a free virtual three-part series on the attitudes toward death and nature. Learn how the cemetery transitioned from prominent citizens only to a public cemetery and came to reflect the cultural crossroads of Columbus. Discover how public art was used to demonstrate that a cemetery is a "vast sleeping dormitory of friends and family.” Link in bio to register.
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Columbus Landmarks is proud to welcome Nancy Recch

Columbus Landmarks is proud to welcome Nancy Recchie and Jeff Darbee into our Legacy Circle!

Nancy and Jeff have dedicated their lives to preserving and promoting the historic and cultural legacy of Columbus. Their passion for preservation and love for one another was sparked by a shared effort to save the Union Station Arch, which led to the creation of our non-profit organization in 1977.
#ColumbusLandmarks #LegacyCircle #JeffDarbee #NancyRecchie

2021 Endangered Sites Nominations Close March 8 Do

2021 Endangered Sites Nominations Close March 8
Don't wait - nominate your favorite historic building or site now at https://www.columbuslandmarks.org/endangered-nomination-form/. Who knows, your nomination today could stop a demolition and preserve one of our architectural treasures for the future. Be part of the change! Maennerchor has been redeveloped as The Good Haus, managed by the Jefferson Ave. Center to provide office space for non-profits.

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