Welcome to the June 2021 issue of The Preservationist, an e-publication of Historic Augusta, Inc! This newsletter contains information about our upcoming events and projects of Historic Fall Sponsorship Augusta, Inc. Sponsorship opportunities Save the Date - Fall Events are available for our events. Click here to see the

brochure with detailed information. Please contact Robyn Macey, Programs and Marketing Director at (706) 724-0436 or [email protected].

Learn More About Augusta's Architectural History

Historic Augusta's 50th anniversary book, Augusta,

provides an overview of the Architect and Board Member, Nathan Vick Garden City's history from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries, with photographs both archived and current in full color. $54.

Click here to order. The book is also available for purchase at: Historic Augusta Augusta & Co. Cadence Bank (Wheeler Road, Medical Center, and Daniel Village locations) Queensborough Bank (all Augusta and Evans branches), branches), Nathan Vick’s interest in architecture started very young. Shoes at Surrey As a six-year old boy, he loved building structures with Crowne Jewelers Legos and was taken with the modern buildings on his Design Images & Gifts trips to Atlanta which inspired his interest in design and construction. Nathan studied architecture at Southern Surrey Center Pharmacy Polytecnic State University (now Kennesaw State Morris Museum of Art University) where he received his Bachelor of Charleston Street Architecture degree. He began his career at PGN Architects in Washington DC before returning home to Windsor Jewelers Augusta. Upon his return, Nathan was hired at Southern Lighting Gallery Christopher Booker and Associates, where he is now a Boardroom Clothing Co. Principal Architect. Capsule Nathan is the Secretary on the Executive Committee of York Cottage Antiques Historic Augusta’s Board of Trustees. He and his firm Low Country Clothier have been involved in many tax credit projects, Sacred Heart Cultural including: Wagon Works at 941 Ellis Street, the Handkerchief Factory at 943 Ellis Street, 620 Broad Center Street, 212 Seventh Street, Kahrs Grocers at 401 Greene Pecan Row Street, 215 Twelfth Street and Kennedy Building at 1022- Weinberger's Furniture 1026 Broad Street which both received a preservation award from the Georgia Trust. Curtain Call Persnickety Interiors Nathan is clearly passionate about his work. He is Wesley Cadle, Inc. interested in historic preservation as well as contemporary architecture and likes to see the adaptive The Book Tavern reuse of historic buildings. He was influenced by such architects as Marcel Breuer and Ludwig Mies van der All proceeds support Rohe. He in intrigued by the melding of technology and design which provides his clients with a 3-D rendition of Historic Augusta's mission their projects. Two current projects include the new and programs. Mellow Mushroom location at 1102 Broad Street and the HUB, a coalition led by the Community Foundation for the CSRA, the Boys and Girls Clubs of CSRA, and the

Medical College of Georgia Foundation. The project, at Chafee and Fenwick Streets, will include two buildings that will house several non-profits.

Nathan, his wife and three children live in the 1836 Darling-Dennis House located on five acres which once was a dairy farm. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991. The Vicks updated the bathrooms and kitchen and completed a full electrical renovation.

Nominations Are Open for 2022 Endangered Properties List Quick Links

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Historic Augusta's Endangered Properites

Nominations are now open for the 2022 Endangered Properties List. The buildings can be residential or commercial. The staff and Preservation Committee at Historic Augusta target the challenges associated with historic resources that are abandoned, neglected with unsympathetic or non-responsive owners. Listing on unsympathetic or non-responsive owners. Listing on Historic Augusta's EPL can lead to building a positive relationship with the owner, neighborhood association and other stakeholders associated with the particular property. Please send your nominations to [email protected] or call us at 706-724-0436.

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