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Seeking Nominations for Preservation Awards

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What do an Art Deco movie theatre, a digital archive of cobblestone buildings, a do-it-yourself owner of a Queen Anne/Eclectic house, and a former high school auditorium-turned-performing arts center have in common? All were recipients of Preservation Awards from The Landmark Society of Western New York in 2020.

Each fall, The Landmark Society presents several awards to projects, individuals, and organizations who, through their dedication and hard work, have helped to promote historic preservation in our nine-county area. With the start of a new year, The Landmark Society’s Awards Committee is seeking nominations for its 2021 Preservation Awards. Award nominations are welcome from Monroe, Genesee, Livingston, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, Wyoming and Yates counties.

Click HERE for a list of the award categories, along with descriptions and criteria for each award.

If you know a project, individual, or organization deserving of any of these awards, please complete the online nomination form available HERE or download THIS FORM to print out and return via USPS. Deadline to submit nominations is Tuesday, June 1, 2021 at 5 PM. The Awards Committee will begin reviewing nominations at its June meeting.

If you have any questions, contact Cynthia Howk by email at chowk@landmarksociety.org or by phone at (585) 546-7029, ext. 24.

David & Charlotte Harvey received a 2020 Historic Home Award for their home at 415 Winona Boulevard in the Town of Irondequoit, Monroe County

Above: The Little Theatre at 240 East Avenue in the City of Rochester, Monroe County, received the 2020 Barber Conable Award

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  1. I would like to nominate a carefully restored 1960 mid-century modern architect designed home at 1210 Woodhull Rd in Webster NY. I am chairperson of an Historic Properties Committee with the Webster Museum and we have been awarding plaques to historic Webster homes for a number of years. We began in 2008 with properties before 1902 and have moved on through the years. The homeowner of 1210 is the owner of a mid-century modern store in Webster-MOD4u -and has furnished their home accordingly. He also sells in NYC.

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