Historic Preservation Challenge Grant Past Awards
Appendix “K” HISTORIC PRESERVATION CHALLENGE GRANT PAST AWARDS 2012 HERITAGE TOURISM PROJECT ALLOCATIONS 2012 FIRST ROUND Grantee: American Institute of Architects (AIA) Project: “Past Forward Tampa Bay/Tampa Bay Times in Education” Award: $10,000 Status: Completed The allocation was for the production of Past Forward Tampa Bay, a newspaper insert distributed to all eighth grade students at Hillsborough County schools (approximate circulation 16,300); inserted into all Hillsborough County home delivery and single copy (retail) copies of the Tampa Bay Times on a Sunday (approximate circulation 115,000); inserted into all Hillsborough County copies of tbt* on a Friday (approximate circulation 68,000); and distributed via partner organizations throughout Hillsborough County during the Republican National Convention (RNC). Copies of the publication were distributed to visitor bureaus and AIA Florida chapters throughout the state after the RNC. The County was recognized in the publication for its support. Grantee: Friends of Henry B. Plant Park Project: “Plant Park Cell Phone Tour” Award: $10,000 Status: Completed The allocation was for the development of a cell phone tour through Plant Park, which linked the Park, H.B. Plant Museum and the University of Tampa. A QR code for each stop on the walk was installed on architecturally designed stones placed in the gardens. The tour provides 20 stations of historical and botanical information in English and Spanish along with a brochure. www.friendsofplantpark.com/take-the-tour Grantee: Friends of Public Art, Inc. Project: “Tampa Cultural & Heritage Walking Tour” Award: $2,000 Status: Declined by Agency The allocation was for the website development with a digitized brochure of the Tampa Cultural and Heritage Walking Tour that would feature public art, historic architecture and historic significant events that shaped the City of Tampa, The tour would highlight walkable routes throughout sections of Downtown, including the Channel District and Ybor City.
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