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Old Town Historic Preservation District, David Nuttall

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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A New Look, Lynn Jones

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Part One: Madison Station, Randall Rivers

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Tax Breaks For Historic Preservation, Marc Goldmon, Donna Castellano

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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An Investment With Many Returns, Rusty George

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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An Overview Of Historic Preservation, Marc Goldmon

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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From The Nomination To The Alabama Register Of Landmarks And Heritage, Historic Huntsville Foundation

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Tax Breaks For Protecting History, Donna Castellano

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Historic Districts, The Historic Comission And You, Robert Van Peursem

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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How To Hire A Contractor, Mike Holbrook

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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How To Hire An Architect, Marc Goldmon

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Materials And Building Methods That Preserve Your Home's History, Mike Holbrook

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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The Historic Huntsville Quarterly Of Local Architecture And Preservation: Preservation Primer, Vol.29, No.1 - 2, Spring - Summer 2003, Historic Huntsville Foundation

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Part One Five Points, Debra Brasher

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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A Twentieth-Century Landmark, Derra Brasher

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Summary Report For The 2003 Season, Mark Schuler

Excavation Reports

In 2003, systematic excavation exposed most of the domus of the Northeast Church. This report will address in turn work done in:

• A. The south aisle (L524)
• B. The north aisle (L542)
• C. Northern rooms outside the domus (L536)
• D. The chancel and apse (L504, L507, L518)
• E. The tombs in the chancel (L533 and L537)

Mott House: Chapter 13 Of Collecting Houses By Anne W. Baker, Anne W. Baker

Documentation

Anne W. Baker describes the significance of the Mott House in her book Collecting Houses: 17th Century Houses 20th Century Adventures. Published in 2003.

2003; Pamphlet; Working Together, Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church

Pamphlets

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Guiding Growth: A Survey Of Tax Incentives, New England Environmental Finance Center, Muskie School Of Public Service

Legislation

Current development patterns and increased tax pressures in local municipalities combine to harm both Maine’s natural resources and its quality of life. Previous initiatives such as the implementation of zoning laws did not fully result in the desired outcomes. Zoning laws were often too flexible and often did not resist market and political pressures to change zoning regulations to allow development with possible economic growth. A sound taxation system or fee structure may be the solution to slow down development in natural areas and direct it towards areas appropriate for growth.

To protect Maine’s natural resources more successfully from future …

Storage Of Architectural Materials At The Syracuse University Library, Peter D. Verheyen, Carolyn Davis, Debra Olson

Librarian Publications

When the Department of Special Collections at the Syracuse University Library acquired the papers of Werner Seligmann, an architect and former Dean of the Syracuse University School of Architecture, the opportunity presented itself to develop a model storage system that could be applied to the other architectural drawings in the Department. While not large in comparison to these other collections, the Seligmann Papers were sizable enough to give us a better understanding of the storage issues involved if we decided to undertake the task of re-housing our other drawings. If such a task were to be undertaken, a new storage …

17 | Maresha Excavations Final Report I: Subterranean Complexes 21, 44, 70, Amos Kloner

IAA Reports—Monograph Series of the Israel Antiquities Authority

This is the first of the series of final reports on the excavations at the Hellenistic city of Maresha, and documents the work in the extensive man-made subterranean complexes below the lower city during the 1980s. Three subterranean complexes are presented here (70, 21, 44–45), including the study of their architecture, pottery and small finds and the industries that took place there. Chapters 1 and 2 present the setting of the site and review previous excavations, while Chapter 9 summarizes all the data in order to present a human face for the finds uncovered here.

Historic Preservation And Urban Cultural Geography In Southern California, Charles Palmer

Psi Sigma Siren

In 1995, the editors of Historic Preservation bestowed their Great American Main Street Awards upon Pasadena, California; Clarksville, Missouri; Dubuque, Iowa; Franklin, Tennessee; and Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin. The awards recognized the collective achievements of local governments, citizenry, and historic preservationists who “tapped into community pride and energy and built upon--not over--the inherent value of their community’s historic character.” It is no surprise that Pasadena represents California on this list, as the city has eighty-four separate listings on the National Register of Historic Places as of November 2001. This is more, in fact, than some counties--consider the forty-eight listings in Riverside …

Carnegie Library Buildings In Iowa Today, Terri Hudachek

Graduate Research Papers

The purpose of this study was to present the history of four Iowa Carnegie Library buildings: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa, West Liberty, Iowa, and Eldon, Iowa. These four building histories were selected because together they represent the common fates of such buildings, not only in Iowa, but across the country. The Carnegie Library in Eldon remains much the same as the day it opened in May 9, 1913 with many original features intact. The West Liberty Carnegie Library building has been renovated to retain the Carnegie appearance. Cedar Falls had renovated its Carnegie library building with no regard …

From The Editor, Heather A. Cross

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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436 Newman Avenue: Shaping A Home, Donna Castellano

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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417 Newman Avenue: The Anderson-Hurt House, Carol Ashburn Roach

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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Newman Avenue's Beginnings, Linda Allen

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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The Addition Of Newman Avenue, Nancy Munson

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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420 Newman Avenue: Revisiting The Pizitz Home, Harold Pizitz, Raymond L. Hamilton Jr., John Christopher Craddock, Heather Cross

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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412 Newman Avenue: Continueing Traditions, Cynthia Massey Parsons

The Historic Huntsville Quarterly

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