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Historic Preservation Awards Presented at Annual Meeting
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards, Preservation Maryland Events, Preservation Stories on November 26, 2012
Historic preservation at its finest was recognized at the Preservation Maryland’s 2012 annual preservation awards ceremony, part of the annual meeting held at the Maryland Historical Society on November 14. For complete information about the recipients, visit the following links. This year’s President’s Award was shared by Orlando Ridout IV and his son Orlando Ridout V. The Stewardship Award was presented to William F. Grovermann. The U.S. Lighthouse Society ‘s Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse Volunteers received the Volunteer Award. The Phoenix Award was made to Union Mill.
Noted War of 1812 author and lecturer Scott S. Sheads, presented “Landscapes of Memory” at the annual meeting. His talk focused on some of the lesser known sites in Maryland associated with the second American war for independence. Sheads is photographed before a replica of the 15-star flag that inspired the writing of our national anthem off Fort McHenry. To see more photos from the event, click here.
Please join us!
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards, Preservation Maryland Events, Promotion and Marketing on November 13, 2012
Featuring “Landscapes of Memory” presented by Scott S. Sheads, War of 1812 Author and Lecturer
Ranger-historian and historic weapons officer, Sheads is a noted authority on the War of 1812. He will chronicle the wealth of historic sites in Maryland associated with America’s second war for independence. He is the author of several books on the war including War on the Chesapeake: A Reference Guide to Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Following awards presented:
President’s Award
Orlando Ridout IV and Orlando Ridout V of Annapolis, a father and son whose professional careers span more than 50 years, have been devoted to the preservation of Maryland’s architectural heritage and establishing and enhancing institutions whose mission is preservation.
Stewardship Award
William F. Grovermann of Annapolis has given more than 40 years of professional service to the restoration and stewardship of historic properties in Maryland.
Volunteers Award
The U. S. Lighthouse Society Preservation Volunteers have devoted eight years to restoring the nation’s last intact screwpile lighthouse, Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse, a National Historic Landmark.
The Phoenix Award
Seawall Development Company of Baltimore has created an adaptive reuse for the 1866 Union Mill, the largest stone mill in the state.
Maryland Historical Society exhibit “In Full Glory Reflected: Maryland during the War of 1812″
In Full Glory Reflected is Maryland’s largest display devoted to the War of 1812 and its era. The exhibition includes a fascinating array of artifacts and documents, many donated by the Defenders of Baltimore themselves.
The event is open to the public. To register, call 410-685-2886 or click below.
Tickets are $50 per person ($60 for non-members).
Click here to register.
PM AWARDS NOMINATION DEADLINE THIS FRIDAY
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Montgomery County, Preservation and Your Community, Preservation Awards, Preservation Maryland Events, Promotion and Marketing on September 18, 2012
Last Chance to Submit a Preservation Maryland Award Nomination
Deadline: THIS FRIDAY, September 21, 2012
Time is running out!!
Are you aware of an historic preservation hero or extraordinary project that deserves public recognition? Preservation Maryland will honor outstanding preservation efforts at our Annual Meeting and Awards Program on November 14, 2012.
The President’s Award recognizes exceptional leadership and commitment to preservation; the Stewardship Award recognizes commendable care of a historic resource; the Volunteer Award is presented to an outstanding non-paid preservationist and the Phoenix Award recognizes excellence in revitalization through preservation.
Individuals, non-profit and for-profit organizations, and government agencies are eligible to receive Preservation Maryland’s Historic Preservation Awards. Nominations submitted but not selected in previous years may be resubmitted. Click here to learn more about the program and access a nomination form. Completed nominations must be postmarked by Friday, September 21, 2012.
Please contact me with any questions you may have at 410-685-2886, x. 303 or mbenaderet@preservationmaryland.org.
Marilyn Benaderet
2012 Historic Preservation Awards Call for Nominations
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards on September 12, 2012
Deadline: September 21, 2012
Since 1985, Preservation Maryland has presented awards to individuals and organizations recognizing their exemplary contributions to preserving Maryland’s rich and diverse heritage. We are currently seeking nominations of candidates for this year’s Historic Preservation Awards to be presented at our Annual Program on November 14, 2012.
The President’s Award recognizes exceptional leadership and commitment to preservation; the Stewardship Award recognizes commendable care of a historic resource; the Volunteer Award is presented to an outstanding non-paid preservationist and the Phoenix Award recognizes excellence in revitalization through preservation.
Individuals, non-profit and for-profit organizations, and government agencies are eligible to receive Preservation Maryland’s Historic Preservation Awards. Nominations submitted but not selected in previous years may be resubmitted. Click here to learn more about the program and access a nomination form.
It’s time YOU acknowledge that tireless historic preservation hero or extraordinary preservation project deserving of public recognition. Completed nominations must be postmarked by September 21, 2012. Please contact me with any questions you may have at 410-685-2886, x. 303 or mbenaderet@preservationmaryland.org.
Nominate your favorite project or person for our 2012 Preservation Awards
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards, Preservation Maryland Events, Preservation Stories on August 21, 2012
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 21, 2012
Since 1985, Preservation Maryland has presented awards to individuals and organizations recognizing their exemplary contributions to preserving Maryland’s rich and diverse heritage. We are currently seeking nominations of candidates for this year’s Historic Preservation Awards to be presented at our Annual Program on November 14, 2012.
The President’s Awardrecognizes exceptional leadership and commitment to preservation;
Martin and Tony Azola of the Azola Companies, 2011 President’s Award Winners
the Stewardship Award recognizes commendable care of a historic resource; the Volunteer Award is presented to an outstanding non-paid preservationist and the Phoenix Award recognizes excellence in revitalization through preservation.
Individuals, non-profit and for-profit organizations, and government agencies are eligible to receive Preservation Maryland’s Historic Preservation Awards. Nominations submitted but not selected in previous years may be resubmitted. Click here to learn more about the program and access a nomination form.
It’s time YOU acknowledge that tireless historic preservation hero or extraordinary preservation project deserving of public recognition. Completed nominations must be postmarked by September 21, 2012. Please contact me with any questions you may have at 410-685-2886, x. 303 or mbenaderet@preservationmaryland.org.
Marilyn Benaderet
An Annual Meeting with Preservation Pizazz
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards, Preservation Maryland Events on November 4, 2011
Even if you aren’t a Preservation Maryland member, don’t miss our annual meeting this year on Wednesday, November 9, at the Maryland Club in Baltimore. There will be elections to the board of directors, but it’s more an evening to celebrate the winners of our annual awards and to hear inspiring remarks from a national leader in the historic preservation field. The chance to mingle and enjoy drinks and hors d’oeuvres in a spectacular historic building adds to the appeal.
This year, we honor a non-profit organization, a corporation, a preservation project and an individual who were selected from a compelling group of nominations. In each case, the work and example set by each of these honorees is among the very best of historic preservation efforts in our state. Please join us as we honor The Preservation Society, The Azola Companies, the Frederick Visitor Center and J.O. K. Walsh of Denton.
Speaker Jim Lighthizer
We are extremely proud to have Jim Lighthizer, a former Preservation Maryland board member, and since 1999, president of the Civil War Trust, as our speaker. The Anne Arundel County resident’s leadership of the Civil War Trust has led to the organization’s exponential growth in membership and protected acreage. Jim will reveal his secrets for “Succeeding at Preservation in an Uncertain Economic Climate.”
So, don’t miss out. The cost for members is $50 or for non-members, $60. To register, click here.
PM to Present Historic Preservation Awards at November 9th Annual Program
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Eastern Shore Report, Preservation Awards on October 11, 2011
Bosley Hall - the latest in an exceptional portfolio of preservation projects of the Azola Companies, the 2011 recipeient of PM's President's Award
Since 1985, Preservation Maryland has presented awards to individuals and organizations recognizing their exemplary contributions to preserving Maryland’s rich and diverse heritage. We are excited to announce the recipients of this year’s Historic Preservation Awards to be presented at our Annual Program on November 9, 2011.
The President’s Award, which recognizes exceptional leadership and commitment to preservation, will be awarded to the Azola Companies for their numerous restoration and adaptive re-use projects. The Society for the Preservation of Fell’s Point and Federal Hill will receive the Stewardship Award for their commendable care of historic Fell’s Point properties. This year’s Volunteer Award will be presented to J.O.K. Walsh for his research, documentation, and preservation of historic properties on the Eastern Shore and the Phoenix Award will recognize the Frederick Visitor Center as an excellent example of community revitalization through historic preservation.
Individuals, non-profit and for-profit organizations, and government agencies are eligible to receive Preservation Maryland’s Historic Preservation Awards which are presented at our November Annual Program. Please start to think about potential nominees for our 2012 Awards. Click here to learn more about the program and access a nomination form.
Thanks to all who nominated people, places and projects that have been and are making a difference in the preservation of our state’s history. Please plan to join us torecognize these worthy Award winners at our Annual Program on November 9th at the Maryland Club in Baltimore. Please contact me if you have any questions about Preservation Maryland’s Awards Program at 410-685-2886, x. 303 or mbenaderet@preservationmaryland.org.
Congratulations to all of Preservation Maryland’s 2011 Historic Preservation Award Winners!
Marilyn Benaderet
Preservation Services Director
2011 Preservation Awards – Call for Nominations
Posted by Preservation Maryland in Preservation Awards on August 9, 2011
- 2010 Preservation Awards Winners
2011 Historic Preservation Awards
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Deadline: September 16, 2011
Since 1985, Preservation Maryland has presented awards to individuals and organizations recognizing their exemplary contributions to preserving Maryland’s rich and diverse heritage. We are currently seeking nominations of candidates for this year’s Historic Preservation Awards to be presented a tour Annual Program on November 9, 2011.
The President’s Award recognizes exceptional leadership and commitment to preservation; the Stewardship Award recognizes commendable care of a historic resource; the Volunteer Award is presented to an outstanding non-paid preservationist and the Phoenix Award recognizes excellence in revitalization through preservation.
Individuals, non-profit and for-profit organizations, and government agencies are eligible to receive Preservation Maryland’s Historic Preservation Awards. Nominations submitted but not selected in previous years may be resubmitted. Click here to learn more about the program and access a nomination form.
It’s time YOU acknowledge that tireless historic preservation hero or extraordinary preservation project deserving of public recognition. Completed nominations must be postmarked by September 16, 2011. Please contact me with any questions you may have at 410-685-2886,
x. 303 or mbenaderet@preservationmaryland.org.
Marilyn Benaderet
Preservation Services Director
