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Sep
26
12:00 PM12:00
External Event, in-person

Preservation Racine Tour of Historic Places | In-Person [External Event]

Tour about five historic homes in the Elmwood Park area just outside the city of Racine. The tour includes an exhibit about the development of Elmwood Park area, which was once farmland and had quarries. Sponsored by Preservation Racine Inc. Money earned goes to support historic building, preservation and education.

For information call (262) 634-5748 or see preservationracine.org.

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Saving Wisconsin’s Historic Theatres | A Taliesin Workshop
Sep
17
to Sep 18
in-person, wthp event

Saving Wisconsin’s Historic Theatres | A Taliesin Workshop

The Wisconsin Trust for Historic Preservation with The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation are excited to welcome you to a unique workshop focusing on the successes and challenges facing Wisconsin’s historic theaters. The event will also present the best practices in historic preservation.

Workshop Information

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Register and Attend

Join us to learn how to execute a revitalization plan for your local theater or Main Street project. Experts will talk about every aspect of a historic restoration or adaptive reuse of a property and how to turn it into an economic engine. See for yourself the ongoing preservation activities of historic theatres and the other UNESCO World Heritage buildings on the Taliesin estate.

We’re excited to see you at Taliesin! Don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions: info@wipreservation.org

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Architectural Treasures Tour - A Walk Through Cedarburg: 1890s | In-Person [External Event]
May
16
12:00 PM12:00
in-person, External Event

Architectural Treasures Tour - A Walk Through Cedarburg: 1890s | In-Person [External Event]

Take a step back in time to imagine Cedarburg in 1890, when these buildings were part of a thriving mill town. Enjoy a guided walk through the city’s south historic district starting at the Cedarburg Cultural Center. Learn about buildings with histories dating back to the 1890s from docents, videos, and characters who will share stories about Cedarburg’s foundation and its charming architecture.

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