CENTRAL OHIO HISTORIC PRESERVATION NEWS 61 Jefferson Avenue Columbus, OH 43215 afternoon conducting 61 Jefferson Avenue(614) 221-0227 Columbus, OH 43215 Indianola Middle afternoona charette, conducting exploring Indianola Middle a charette, exploring (614) 221-0227 School Threatened adesign charette, alternatives exploring School Threatened designand matching alternatives program How disheartening to learn of andneeds matching with space program HowColumbus disheartening City Schools’ to learn abandon- of needsavailable with for space each Columbusment of the City proposed Schools’ use abandon- of the availableschool – allfor the each while mentNational of the Register-listed proposed use Indianola of the schoolaccommodating – all the whilethe NationalMiddle School, Register-listed 420 E. 19th Indianola Ave., as accommodatingschools’ wishes tothe JOIN US: COLUMBUSLANDMARKS.ORG Middlethe combined School, French 420 E. 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Thankand drawing you to upour con- HistoricalKnown as Society the Ohio sponsors History multiple Service AmeriCorps Corps, the Ohio Saturday, Oct. 20 3-6:30 available on the heels of a failed contract to to house both programs in the one ceptual plans. Thank you to our Thursday, Nov. 8 6-9:30 sold out onrenovate the heels the ofbuilding. a failed contractWe heartily to tobuilding. house bothIn the programs end, a model in the was one ceptualteam: George plans. Acock,Thank Charissayou to our Durst, membersHistorical throughout Society sponsors the state multiple at a variety AmeriCorps of local Thursday, Nov. 1 6-9:30 sold out renovate the building. We heartily building. In the end, a model was team: George Acock, Charissa Durst, renovateagreed in the the building. interest of We rescuing heartily building.constructed, In theadditions end, a modeldesigned, was team:Robert George D. Loversidge, Acock, Charissa Jr., Steve Durst, historymembers and preservation-relatedthroughout the state partnerat a variety organiza- of local Thursday, Nov. 8 6-9:30 sold out agreed in the interest of rescuing constructed, additions designed, Robert D. Loversidge, Jr., Steve tions. When Spirits Roamed the Village agreedthis important in the interest preservation of rescuing project constructed,color renderings additions drawn, designed, conceptual RobertShinn, andD. Loversidge, Nathalie Wright. Jr., Steve Now history and preservation-related partner organiza- this important preservation project color renderings drawn, conceptual what is to become of Indianola GermanWhen SpiritsVillage Roamed Walking the Tour Village thisthat importantwas at risk preservation and protecting project the colorplans renderingsdeveloped anddrawn, it was conceptual deter- Shinn,what is and to become Nathalie of Wright. Indianola Now Amongtions. last year's findings, we rediscovered Leon A. that was at risk and protecting the plans developed and it was deter- Middle School? If you are con- Friday,German Oct. Village19 Walking 6-9 p.m. Tour sold out thatinvestment was at riskalready and made. protecting An emi- the plansmined developed that both andschools’ it was needs deter- whatMiddle is School?to become If youof Indianola are con- Ransom, the first African American architect in investment already made. An emi- mined that both schools’ needs cerned, please contact the Columbus Among last year's findings, we rediscovered Leon A. Friday,Friday, Oct. Oct. 26 19 6-9 6-9 p.m. p.m. sold sold out out investmentnently qualified already team made. was Anassem- emi- minedcould be that met both and schools’ within aneeds reason- Middlecerned, School?please contact If you arethe con-Columbus ColumbusRansom, to the design first Africanprominent American local projects architect like in Saturday, Oct. 27 6-9 p.m. nentlybled and qualified with program team was require- assem- couldable budget. be met and within a reason- cerned,Board of please Education, contact 270 the E. Columbus State hospitals, libraries, and fire stations. Another previ- Friday, Oct. 26 6-9 p.m. sold out bled and with program require- able budget. Street, Columbus, OH 43215, c/o Columbus to design prominent local projects like Saturday, Oct. 27 6-9 p.m. bledments and in withhand program for each require-of the two able budget. BoardStreet, of Columbus, Education, OH 270 43215, E. State c/o ouslyhospitals, undocumented libraries, componentand fire stations. of Columbus Another mid- previ- Halloween Lantern Walking Tour mentsschools, in thehand team for firsteach conducted of the two a Just last month, we learned of the Street,President Columbus, Carol Perkins OH 43215, c/o 20th century architecture that was surveyed was Leon Ransom-designed schools, the team first conducted a Just last month, we learned of the ([email protected]) and join ously undocumented component of Columbus mid- Sunday,Halloween Oct. 21 Lantern 6-9Walking p.m. Tour schools,walk-through the team of the first building conducted from a Justdecision last tomonth, abandon we learnedthe project. of the President([email protected]) Carol Perkins and join public20th housing.century architecture Through documenting that was surveyed Franklinton's was LeonOSU Ransom-designed Tower East Sunday, Oct. 28 6-9 p.m. walk-throughbasement to roof of the (literally building – afrom few decisionThe $1 million to abandon of taxpayers’ the project. funds ([email protected])Columbus Landmarks in encourag- and join Sunshine Terrace Apartments, it was learned that a Sunday, Oct. 21 6-9 p.m. basement to roof (literally – a few The $1 million of taxpayers’ funds ing the Board to continue to seek an public housing. Through documenting Franklinton's OSU Tower East Sunday, Oct. 28 6-9 p.m. basementteam members to roof nearly (literally got locked – a few out Thebeing $1 thrown million away of taxpayers’ is a travesty, funds and Columbusing the Board Landmarks to continue in encourag- to seek an largeSunshine percentage Terrace of Columbus'Apartments, public it was housing learned is that being a demolished, underscoring OSU Area Walking Tours teamon the members roof top!) nearly Next gotthey locked spent outan beingso too thrownare the awaywasted is ahours travesty, of and ingalternative the Board use to for continue this Howard to seek an the importance of recording these complexes. Public housing represents an on the roof top!) Next they spent an so too are the wasted hours of Dwight Smith-designed treasure. large percentage of Columbus' public housing is being demolished, underscoringOldOSU North Area Columbus Walking Tours on the roof top!) Next they spent an so too are the wasted hours of alternativeDwight Smith-designed use for this Howard treasure. important chapter in the development of the city. In addition to more work with Sunday, Oct. 21 2-4 p.m. Dwight Smith-designed treasure. the importance of recording these complexes. Public housing represents an Old North Columbus Trustee Authors Book Ransomimportant designs chapter and inpublic the development housing, commercial of the city. corridors In addition and mid-centuryto more work with“In The Spirit” Campus & Area Tour Trustee Authors Book housing developments also will be focused on this year. Sunday, Oct. 21 2-4 p.m. Trustee Authors Book Ransom designs and public housing, commercial corridors and mid-century Sunday,“In The Oct. Spirit” 28 Campus 2-4 p.m. & Area Tour The Great Columbus Experiment of 1908 housing developments also will be focused on this year. CitySunday, Life &Oct. Legacy 28 Tour 2-4 p.m. The Great Columbus Experiment of 1908 Poindexter Village Update Sunday, Nov. 4 2-4 p.m. how Columbus' water tragedy treatment system that all but elimi- While the Poindexter Village Advisory History Group awaits the opportunity to City Life & Legacy Tour how Columbus' water tragedy treatment system that all but elimi- Poindexter Village Update howbecame Columbus' the world's water water tragedy solution. treatmentnated the scourgesystem thatof typhoid, all but elimi- review a draft Memorandum of Agreement that is in progress between the City Sunday, Nov. 4 2-4 p.m. became the world's water solution. nated the scourge of typhoid, While the Poindexter Village Advisory History Group awaits the opportunity to Gables, Gargoyles & Ghosts Bus Tour became the world's water solution. natedcholera the and scourge many ofother typhoid, waterborne Historic Preservation Office, the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and Columbus cholera and many other waterborne review a draft Memorandum of Agreement that is in progress between the City Monday, Oct. 22 6-9 p.m. After Senator Marcus Hannah - a choleradiseases and from many the civilizedother waterborne world, Metropolitan Housing Authority, there is an opportunity for you to provide com- Gables, Gargoyles & Ghosts Bus Tour After Senator Marcus Hannah - a diseases from the civilized world, Historic Preservation Office, the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and ColumbusTuesday, Oct. 23 6-9 p.m. Afterpresidential Senator hopeful Marcus at Hannah the the -turn a diseasessaving perhaps from the millions civilized of lives.world, munity input about the Poindexter Village area as part of a series of area-specific Monday, Oct. 22 6-9 p.m. presidential hopeful at the the turn saving perhaps millions of lives. Metropolitan Housing Authority, there is an opportunity for you to provide com-Wednesday, Oct. 24 6-9 p.m. presidentialof the 20th century hopeful - at contracted the the turn saving perhaps millions of lives. community planning workshops - scheduled by PACT for Tuesday, October 30 Tuesday, Oct. 23 6-9 p.m. of the 20th century - contracted munity input about the Poindexter Village area as part of a series of area-specificMonday, Oct. 29 6-9 p.m. sold out oftyphoid the 20th from century Columbus - contracted tap water Signed copies of the book can be from 5:30-8:00pm at the King Arts Complex, 867 Mount Vernon Avenue. Other Wednesday, Oct. 24 6-9 p.m. typhoid from Columbus tap water Signed copies of the book can be community planning workshops - scheduled by PACT for Tuesday, October 30 Tuesday, Oct. 30 6-9 p.m. typhoidand died from soon Columbus after, the tapembar- water Signedpicked upcopies in the of Columbusthe book can be workshops focused on Taylor Avenue and the Mt. 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COLUMBUS, OH 43215 614.221.0227 COLUMBUSLANDMARKS.ORG Cornerstone Congratulations 2012 Design & Info/Tickets/Join Fall 2012 ColumbusLandmarks.org Columbus Landmarks Foundation FALL TOURS or call 614-221-4508 advocates for, promotes and Preservation Award Winners preserves Columbus landmarks Coming in November ... Wine & Cheese Tuesdays and neighborhoods. James B. Recchie Award Winners Hats off to Board of Trustees Columbus Landmarks’ Architecture, History & Officers Education Committee - President Bill Mattes recipient of 2012 Life Near a Big Ten U. Past President Doreen Uhas Sauer Ohio Historic Preservation We are partnering with the University Secretary Cynthia Hunt Office Award District Organization to offer a series of three Treasurer Paul Bingle for rich offering of tours, fall walking tours. Tickets are $10 for mem- Advocacy Carol Merry programs bers & $15 for non-members. Development Cynthia Hunt and publications! Education Tom Betti Old North Columbus Walking Tour Finance Kaz Unalan Sunday, October 21 2-4 p.m. School children line up for the Halloween Costume Membership Mary Rodgers Parade in 1962 outside the former Northwood Tour begins at North H.S., 100 East Arcadia Preservation Jason Wells School in the University Area. Services The Scioto Mile Image courtesy of Doreen Uhas Sauer. Join us for this walking tour in a neighbor- The Scioto River Bridges hood that once featured a log cabin outpost, Owner: City of Columbus Owners: ODOT and City of Columbus Members Location: Civic Center Drive Location: Main & Rich Streets Ghost Tours Haunt Again a stagecoach stop between Columbus and Terry Anderson David Binkovitz Worthington, a Civil War camp, a self-suffi- Designers: MKSK, 360 Architecture, Schooley Main Street Bridge Designers: When Spirits Roamed the Village Gables & Gargoyles Bus Tour Bruce Dooley Conrade Hinds Caldwell Associates, HKI cient separate town, and Prohibition water- DLZ Ohio, MKSK Walking Tour Monday, Oct. 22; Tuesday, Oct. 23 George O’Donnel Dan O’Harra Developer: Columbus Downtown ing holes. Rich Street Bridge Designers: Friday, Oct. 19 (SOLD OUT); Friday, Wednesday, Oct. 24; Monday, Oct. 29 Jeffrey Porter Ryan Szymanski Development Corporation Burgess & Niple, MKSK Oct. 26 (SOLD OUT); Saturday, Oct. 27 (SOLD OUT); Tuesday, Oct. 30 “In the Spirit” OSU Walking Tour Mark Wagenbrenner 6-9 p.m.; tour begins at Beck Street 6-9 p.m.; Tour begins at Columbus Sunday, October 28 2-4 p.m. School, 387 E. Beck St. Landmarks, 61 Jefferson Ave. Tour begins at William Oxley Thompson’s Executive Director James B. Recchie Award Finalists TICKETS $10 for Columbus TICKETS $25 members/$30 non-mbrs statue in front of the Main Library Kathy Mast Kane Landmarks & German Village Society [email protected] Members/$20 non-members Enjoy spooky stories collected over 30 A walking tour of campus and off-campus Associate Director years on this traditional bus tour with buildings with architectural and historical Columbus Landmarks Foundation and favorites from the past along with new significance. Becky West German Village Society are pleased to ghost stories acquired over the [email protected] debut a new walking tour appropriate previous year. to the season, featuring the stories and City Life: Architecture, History and Field Representative architecture of Columbus’s popular Haunted Historic Tavern Bus Tour Life Near a Big Ten University Nathalie Wright 19th century neighborhood. Thursdays Oct. 18, Nov. 1 & Nov. 8 Sunday, November 4 2-4 p.m. [email protected] (SOLD OUT); Saturday, Oct. 20 Tour begins at King Avenue United Halloween Lantern Walking Tour 3-6:30 p.m. AVAILABLE Methodist Church, 299 King Ave. AmeriCorps Member Sunday, Oct. 21; Sunday, Oct. 28 Tour begins at Jury Room, 22 E. Mound Andrew Neutzling 6-9 p.m.; Tour begins at Topiary Park TICKETS $25 members/$30 non-mbrs Explore on foot the legacy of William Neil, [email protected] Huntington Park East High School Shadowbox Live Gatehouse, 480 E. Town St. Sometimes a tavern tour is not just a stagecoach king whose home became The Owner: Franklin County Owner: Columbus City Schools Owner: Shadowbox Live LP TICKETS $10 members/$20 non-mbrs tavern tour until you can call on a few Ohio State University, and the vision of his Location: 330 Huntington Location: 1500 E. Broad St. Location: 503 S. Front St. spirits to join you—both the ethereal descendants still evident in the beautiful With Support From: Park Lane Designers: Moody Nolan, Inc., Designers: Lion Real Estate Our ever-popular lantern walking tours and the liquid kind. Drinks are not Victorian homes and churches in the neigh- Designers: 360 Architecture, Schooley Caldwell Associates Services/Urban Design and on the most beautiful 19th century included in the price of the tour, but borhoods south of the University and north MKSK Shadowbox Live street in the downtown and certainly in sparkling narration, ghostly stories, of Victorian Village and Harrison West. Developer: William Schottenstein one of the most haunted neighbor- historic gossip, and architectural hoods – Town-Franklin. knowledge of the taverns and their Preservation Award Winners environs is eerily included. Randy F. Black Hamilton Joel Teaford Tour Cleveland with Doreen Outstanding Person Award Henry L. Hunker Urban Legacy Award So You Think You Know Columbus? Bus Tours Columbus Landmarks is heading north for Part III Sunday, Nov. 11 1-4 p.m. / Part IV Sunday, Dec. 9 1-4 p.m. the Past-President’s Favorite Places in Donna K. Laidlaw The Ohio Birds Mural Project Cleveland Tour! Join Doreen Uhas Sauer, Dixie Sayre Miller Patron Award James L. Keyes President’s Award So You Think You Know Columbus? is a rolling overview of the city we love. Cleveland native, for this personally-guided, In parts three and four of a four-part Columbus Bicentennial series, we will con- first-ever Columbus Landmarks bus trip to Amanda Nelson & Cleveland that will include history, architec- United Way of Central Ohio tinue to reveal the architectural seldom-seen Columbus and to explain the history Centennial High School Students ture and carbohydrates. of the city through some of its memorable advocacy issues and historic preserva- Frederick J. Holdridge for The Green Lawn Cemetery Outstanding Group Award tion challenges. This is a tour series, but you are welcome to join us for any or all. Saturday, Nov. 10 7:30 a.m. to approx. 7:30 p.m. Civil War Marker Project You’ll never look at Columbus the same way again! TICKETS $25 members/$30 Paul E. Young, Jr. Outstanding Students TICKETS $125; tour begins at Columbus Ann Seren non-mbrs; tours begin at Columbus Landmarks, 61 Jefferson Ave. Landmarks Foundation, 61 Jefferson Ave. Special Volunteer Award Cornerstone Congratulations 2012 Design & Info/Tickets/Join Fall 2012 ColumbusLandmarks.org Columbus Landmarks Foundation FALL TOURS or call 614-221-4508 advocates for, promotes and Preservation Award Winners preserves Columbus landmarks Coming in November ... Wine & Cheese Tuesdays and neighborhoods. James B. Recchie Award Winners Hats off to Board of Trustees Columbus Landmarks’ Architecture, History & Officers Education Committee - President Bill Mattes recipient of 2012 Life Near a Big Ten U. Past President Doreen Uhas Sauer Ohio Historic Preservation We are partnering with the University Secretary Cynthia Hunt Office Award District Organization to offer a series of three Treasurer Paul Bingle for rich offering of tours, fall walking tours. Tickets are $10 for mem- Advocacy Carol Merry programs bers & $15 for non-members. Development Cynthia Hunt and publications! Education Tom Betti Old North Columbus Walking Tour Finance Kaz Unalan Sunday, October 21 2-4 p.m. School children line up for the Halloween Costume Membership Mary Rodgers Parade in 1962 outside the former Northwood Tour begins at North H.S., 100 East Arcadia Preservation Jason Wells School in the University Area. Services The Scioto Mile Image courtesy of Doreen Uhas Sauer. Join us for this walking tour in a neighbor- The Scioto River Bridges hood that once featured a log cabin outpost, Owner: City of Columbus Owners: ODOT and City of Columbus Members Location: Civic Center Drive Location: Main & Rich Streets Ghost Tours Haunt Again a stagecoach stop between Columbus and Terry Anderson David Binkovitz Worthington, a Civil War camp, a self-suffi- Designers: MKSK, 360 Architecture, Schooley Main Street Bridge Designers: When Spirits Roamed the Village Gables & Gargoyles Bus Tour Bruce Dooley Conrade Hinds Caldwell Associates, HKI cient separate town, and Prohibition water- DLZ Ohio, MKSK Walking Tour Monday, Oct. 22; Tuesday, Oct. 23 George O’Donnel Dan O’Harra Developer: Columbus Downtown ing holes. Rich Street Bridge Designers: Friday, Oct. 19 (SOLD OUT); Friday, Wednesday, Oct. 24; Monday, Oct. 29 Jeffrey Porter Ryan Szymanski Development Corporation Burgess & Niple, MKSK Oct. 26 (SOLD OUT); Saturday, Oct. 27 (SOLD OUT); Tuesday, Oct. 30 “In the Spirit” OSU Walking Tour Mark Wagenbrenner 6-9 p.m.; tour begins at Beck Street 6-9 p.m.; Tour begins at Columbus Sunday, October 28 2-4 p.m. School, 387 E. Beck St. Landmarks, 61 Jefferson Ave. Tour begins at William Oxley Thompson’s Executive Director James B. Recchie Award Finalists TICKETS $10 for Columbus TICKETS $25 members/$30 non-mbrs statue in front of the Main Library Kathy Mast Kane Landmarks & German Village Society [email protected] Members/$20 non-members Enjoy spooky stories collected over 30 A walking tour of campus and off-campus Associate Director years on this traditional bus tour with buildings with architectural and historical Columbus Landmarks Foundation and favorites from the past along with new significance. Becky West German Village Society are pleased to ghost stories acquired over the [email protected] debut a new walking tour appropriate previous year. to the season, featuring the stories and City Life: Architecture, History and Field Representative architecture of Columbus’s popular Haunted Historic Tavern Bus Tour Life Near a Big Ten University Nathalie Wright 19th century neighborhood. Thursdays Oct. 18, Nov. 1 & Nov. 8 Sunday, November 4 2-4 p.m. [email protected] (SOLD OUT); Saturday, Oct. 20 Tour begins at King Avenue United Halloween Lantern Walking Tour 3-6:30 p.m. AVAILABLE Methodist Church, 299 King Ave. AmeriCorps Member Sunday, Oct. 21; Sunday, Oct. 28 Tour begins at Jury Room, 22 E. Mound Andrew Neutzling 6-9 p.m.; Tour begins at Topiary Park TICKETS $25 members/$30 non-mbrs Explore on foot the legacy of William Neil, [email protected] Huntington Park East High School Shadowbox Live Gatehouse, 480 E. Town St. Sometimes a tavern tour is not just a stagecoach king whose home became The Owner: Franklin County Owner: Columbus City Schools Owner: Shadowbox Live LP TICKETS $10 members/$20 non-mbrs tavern tour until you can call on a few Ohio State University, and the vision of his Location: 330 Huntington Location: 1500 E. Broad St. Location: 503 S. Front St. spirits to join you—both the ethereal descendants still evident in the beautiful With Support From: Park Lane Designers: Moody Nolan, Inc., Designers: Lion Real Estate Our ever-popular lantern walking tours and the liquid kind. Drinks are not Victorian homes and churches in the neigh- Designers: 360 Architecture, Schooley Caldwell Associates Services/Urban Design and on the most beautiful 19th century included in the price of the tour, but borhoods south of the University and north MKSK Shadowbox Live street in the downtown and certainly in sparkling narration, ghostly stories, of Victorian Village and Harrison West. Developer: William Schottenstein one of the most haunted neighbor- historic gossip, and architectural hoods – Town-Franklin. knowledge of the taverns and their Preservation Award Winners environs is eerily included. Randy F. Black Hamilton Joel Teaford Tour Cleveland with Doreen Outstanding Person Award Henry L. Hunker Urban Legacy Award So You Think You Know Columbus? Bus Tours Columbus Landmarks is heading north for Part III Sunday, Nov. 11 1-4 p.m. / Part IV Sunday, Dec. 9 1-4 p.m. the Past-President’s Favorite Places in Donna K. Laidlaw The Ohio Birds Mural Project Cleveland Tour! Join Doreen Uhas Sauer, Dixie Sayre Miller Patron Award James L. Keyes President’s Award So You Think You Know Columbus? is a rolling overview of the city we love. Cleveland native, for this personally-guided, In parts three and four of a four-part Columbus Bicentennial series, we will con- first-ever Columbus Landmarks bus trip to Amanda Nelson & Cleveland that will include history, architec- United Way of Central Ohio tinue to reveal the architectural seldom-seen Columbus and to explain the history Centennial High School Students ture and carbohydrates. of the city through some of its memorable advocacy issues and historic preserva- Frederick J. Holdridge for The Green Lawn Cemetery Outstanding Group Award tion challenges. This is a tour series, but you are welcome to join us for any or all. Saturday, Nov. 10 7:30 a.m. to approx. 7:30 p.m. Civil War Marker Project You’ll never look at Columbus the same way again! TICKETS $25 members/$30 Paul E. Young, Jr. Outstanding Students TICKETS $125; tour begins at Columbus Ann Seren non-mbrs; tours begin at Columbus Landmarks, 61 Jefferson Ave. Landmarks Foundation, 61 Jefferson Ave. Special Volunteer Award CENTRAL OHIO HISTORIC PRESERVATION NEWS 61 Jefferson Avenue Columbus, OH 43215 afternoon conducting 61 Jefferson Avenue(614) 221-0227 Columbus, OH 43215 Indianola Middle afternoona charette, conducting exploring Indianola Middle a charette, exploring (614) 221-0227 School Threatened adesign charette, alternatives exploring School Threatened designand matching alternatives program How disheartening to learn of andneeds matching with space program HowColumbus disheartening City Schools’ to learn abandon- of needsavailable with for space each Columbusment of the City proposed Schools’ use abandon- of the availableschool – allfor the each while mentNational of the Register-listed proposed use Indianola of the schoolaccommodating – all the whilethe NationalMiddle School, Register-listed 420 E. 19th Indianola Ave., as accommodatingschools’ wishes tothe JOIN US: COLUMBUSLANDMARKS.ORG Middlethe combined School, French 420 E. Academy 19th Ave., and as schools’remain independent wishes to of Spanish Immersion Schools despite remainone another independent within of JOIN US: COLUMBUSLANDMARKS.ORG theSpanish combined Immersion French Schools Academy despite and one another within FOLLOW US: Spanishthe development Immersion of aSchools workable, despite cre- onethe building.another within The ative solution developed by a team team explored the FOLLOW US: theative development solution developed of a workable, by a team cre- theteam building. explored The the ativeof esteemed solution professionals. developed by a team teampros andexplored cons ofthe hous- Mid-Century Building Survey Continues ing one versus two COMING UP of esteemed professionals. prosing one and versus cons oftwo hous- withMid-Century AmeriCorps Building Member Survey Continues In March 2012, Columbus ingschools one versuswithin twothe In September, Columbus Landmarks entered a third COMING UP InLandmarks March 2012, Foundation Columbus was asked to schoolsbuilding within and deter- the with AmeriCorps Member Haunted Historic Tavern Tour Landmarkscall together Foundation a team of architects was asked to buildingmined that and indeed, deter- the most cost donated professionals’ time spent yearIn September,of hosting an Columbus AmeriCorps Landmarks member enteredand wel- a third call together a team of architects mined that indeed, the most cost donated professionals’ time spent Thursday, Oct. 18 6-9:30 sold out calland togetherconsultants a team experienced of architects in minedeffective that and indeed, efficient the use most of costthe donatedplanning, professionals’ investigating, time brainstorm- spent comedyear ofreturning hosting volunteer,an AmeriCorps Andrew member Neutzling. and wel- Haunted Historic Tavern Tour and consultants experienced in effective and efficient use of the planning, investigating, brainstorm- Saturday, Oct. 20 3-6:30 available andpreservation consultants to exploreexperienced alternatives in effectivesquare footage and efficient and real use estate of the was planning,ing, designing investigating, and drawing brainstorm- up con- Knowncomed as returning the Ohio volunteer,History Service Andrew Corps, Neutzling. the Ohio Thursday, Oct. 18 6-9:30 sold out preservation to explore alternatives square footage and real estate was ing, designing and drawing up con- Thursday, Nov. 1 6-9:30 sold out preservationon the heels ofto aexplore failed contractalternatives to squareto house footage both programs and real estatein the wasone ing,ceptual designing plans. Thankand drawing you to upour con- HistoricalKnown as Society the Ohio sponsors History multiple Service AmeriCorps Corps, the Ohio Saturday, Oct. 20 3-6:30 available on the heels of a failed contract to to house both programs in the one ceptual plans. Thank you to our Thursday, Nov. 8 6-9:30 sold out onrenovate the heels the ofbuilding. a failed contractWe heartily to tobuilding. house bothIn the programs end, a model in the was one ceptualteam: George plans. Acock,Thank Charissayou to our Durst, membersHistorical throughout Society sponsors the state multiple at a variety AmeriCorps of local Thursday, Nov. 1 6-9:30 sold out renovate the building. We heartily building. In the end, a model was team: George Acock, Charissa Durst, renovateagreed in the the building. interest of We rescuing heartily building.constructed, In theadditions end, a modeldesigned, was team:Robert George D. Loversidge, Acock, Charissa Jr., Steve Durst, historymembers and preservation-relatedthroughout the state partnerat a variety organiza- of local Thursday, Nov. 8 6-9:30 sold out agreed in the interest of rescuing constructed, additions designed, Robert D. Loversidge, Jr., Steve tions. When Spirits Roamed the Village agreedthis important in the interest preservation of rescuing project constructed,color renderings additions drawn, designed, conceptual RobertShinn, andD. Loversidge, Nathalie Wright. Jr., Steve Now history and preservation-related partner organiza- this important preservation project color renderings drawn, conceptual what is to become of Indianola GermanWhen SpiritsVillage Roamed Walking the Tour Village thisthat importantwas at risk preservation and protecting project the colorplans renderingsdeveloped anddrawn, it was conceptual deter- Shinn,what is and to become Nathalie of Wright. Indianola Now Amongtions. last year's findings, we rediscovered Leon A. that was at risk and protecting the plans developed and it was deter- Middle School? If you are con- Friday,German Oct. Village19 Walking 6-9 p.m. Tour sold out thatinvestment was at riskalready and made. protecting An emi- the plansmined developed that both andschools’ it was needs deter- whatMiddle is School?to become If youof Indianola are con- Ransom, the first African American architect in investment already made. An emi- mined that both schools’ needs cerned, please contact the Columbus Among last year's findings, we rediscovered Leon A. Friday,Friday, Oct. Oct. 26 19 6-9 6-9 p.m. p.m. sold sold out out investmentnently qualified already team made. was Anassem- emi- minedcould be that met both and schools’ within aneeds reason- Middlecerned, School?please contact If you arethe con-Columbus ColumbusRansom, to the design first Africanprominent American local projects architect like in Saturday, Oct. 27 6-9 p.m. nentlybled and qualified with program team was require- assem- couldable budget. be met and within a reason- cerned,Board of please Education, contact 270 the E. Columbus State hospitals, libraries, and fire stations. Another previ- Friday, Oct. 26 6-9 p.m. sold out bled and with program require- able budget. Street, Columbus, OH 43215, c/o Columbus to design prominent local projects like Saturday, Oct. 27 6-9 p.m. bledments and in withhand program for each require-of the two able budget. BoardStreet, of Columbus, Education, OH 270 43215, E. State c/o ouslyhospitals, undocumented libraries, componentand fire stations. of Columbus Another mid- previ- Halloween Lantern Walking Tour mentsschools, in thehand team for firsteach conducted of the two a Just last month, we learned of the Street,President Columbus, Carol Perkins OH 43215, c/o 20th century architecture that was surveyed was Leon Ransom-designed schools, the team first conducted a Just last month, we learned of the ([email protected]) and join ously undocumented component of Columbus mid- Sunday,Halloween Oct. 21 Lantern 6-9Walking p.m. Tour schools,walk-through the team of the first building conducted from a Justdecision last tomonth, abandon we learnedthe project. of the President([email protected]) Carol Perkins and join public20th housing.century architecture Through documenting that was surveyed Franklinton's was LeonOSU Ransom-designed Tower East Sunday, Oct. 28 6-9 p.m. walk-throughbasement to roof of the (literally building – afrom few decisionThe $1 million to abandon of taxpayers’ the project. funds ([email protected])Columbus Landmarks in encourag- and join Sunshine Terrace Apartments, it was learned that a Sunday, Oct. 21 6-9 p.m. basement to roof (literally – a few The $1 million of taxpayers’ funds ing the Board to continue to seek an public housing. Through documenting Franklinton's OSU Tower East Sunday, Oct. 28 6-9 p.m. basementteam members to roof nearly (literally got locked – a few out Thebeing $1 thrown million away of taxpayers’ is a travesty, funds and Columbusing the Board Landmarks to continue in encourag- to seek an largeSunshine percentage Terrace of Columbus'Apartments, public it was housing learned is that being a demolished, underscoring OSU Area Walking Tours teamon the members roof top!) nearly Next gotthey locked spent outan beingso too thrownare the awaywasted is ahours travesty, of and ingalternative the Board use to for continue this Howard to seek an the importance of recording these complexes. Public housing represents an on the roof top!) Next they spent an so too are the wasted hours of Dwight Smith-designed treasure. large percentage of Columbus' public housing is being demolished, underscoringOldOSU North Area Columbus Walking Tours on the roof top!) Next they spent an so too are the wasted hours of alternativeDwight Smith-designed use for this Howard treasure. important chapter in the development of the city. In addition to more work with Sunday, Oct. 21 2-4 p.m. Dwight Smith-designed treasure. the importance of recording these complexes. Public housing represents an Old North Columbus Trustee Authors Book Ransomimportant designs chapter and inpublic the development housing, commercial of the city. corridors In addition and mid-centuryto more work with“In The Spirit” Campus & Area Tour Trustee Authors Book housing developments also will be focused on this year. Sunday, Oct. 21 2-4 p.m. Trustee Authors Book Ransom designs and public housing, commercial corridors and mid-century Sunday,“In The Oct. Spirit” 28 Campus 2-4 p.m. & Area Tour The Great Columbus Experiment of 1908 housing developments also will be focused on this year. CitySunday, Life &Oct. Legacy 28 Tour 2-4 p.m. The Great Columbus Experiment of 1908 Poindexter Village Update Sunday, Nov. 4 2-4 p.m. how Columbus' water tragedy treatment system that all but elimi- While the Poindexter Village Advisory History Group awaits the opportunity to City Life & Legacy Tour how Columbus' water tragedy treatment system that all but elimi- Poindexter Village Update howbecame Columbus' the world's water water tragedy solution. treatmentnated the scourgesystem thatof typhoid, all but elimi- review a draft Memorandum of Agreement that is in progress between the City Sunday, Nov. 4 2-4 p.m. became the world's water solution. nated the scourge of typhoid, While the Poindexter Village Advisory History Group awaits the opportunity to Gables, Gargoyles & Ghosts Bus Tour became the world's water solution. natedcholera the and scourge many ofother typhoid, waterborne Historic Preservation Office, the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and Columbus cholera and many other waterborne review a draft Memorandum of Agreement that is in progress between the City Monday, Oct. 22 6-9 p.m. After Senator Marcus Hannah - a choleradiseases and from many the civilizedother waterborne world, Metropolitan Housing Authority, there is an opportunity for you to provide com- Gables, Gargoyles & Ghosts Bus Tour After Senator Marcus Hannah - a diseases from the civilized world, Historic Preservation Office, the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and ColumbusTuesday, Oct. 23 6-9 p.m. Afterpresidential Senator hopeful Marcus at Hannah the the -turn a diseasessaving perhaps from the millions civilized of lives.world, munity input about the Poindexter Village area as part of a series of area-specific Monday, Oct. 22 6-9 p.m. presidential hopeful at the the turn saving perhaps millions of lives. Metropolitan Housing Authority, there is an opportunity for you to provide com-Wednesday, Oct. 24 6-9 p.m. presidentialof the 20th century hopeful - at contracted the the turn saving perhaps millions of lives. community planning workshops - scheduled by PACT for Tuesday, October 30 Tuesday, Oct. 23 6-9 p.m. of the 20th century - contracted munity input about the Poindexter Village area as part of a series of area-specificMonday, Oct. 29 6-9 p.m. sold out oftyphoid the 20th from century Columbus - contracted tap water Signed copies of the book can be from 5:30-8:00pm at the King Arts Complex, 867 Mount Vernon Avenue. Other Wednesday, Oct. 24 6-9 p.m. typhoid from Columbus tap water Signed copies of the book can be community planning workshops - scheduled by PACT for Tuesday, October 30 Tuesday, Oct. 30 6-9 p.m. typhoidand died from soon Columbus after, the tapembar- water Signedpicked upcopies in the of Columbusthe book can be workshops focused on Taylor Avenue and the Mt. 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