Our Annual Anthemion Awards are quickly approaching – We are all looking forward to a great celebration at the Irregardless Cafe at 901 West Morgan Street, Raleigh – please join us! A night filled with delicious cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, as well all recognize outstanding preservation projects and people in Wake County. RSVP before September 16th to 919-833-6404. $20 in advance, $25 at the door – we look forward to seeing you there!
FOR SALE!! NEWLY RENNOVATED OFFICE BUILDING ON .69 ACRES. The Fuquay Springs Teacherage is a two-story Craftsman style building constructed as a private residence in 1925 in Fuquay Varina. In 1947, the Wake County Board of Education bought it and operated it as a teacherage until 1968. It is one of only six known teacherages in Wake County, and it exemplifies housing provided for teachers as an integral part of school consolidation in the early to mid-20th century. In 2005 the building underwent a complete rennovation from a private residence to a multi unit office building. The building won an Anthemion award for best re-use. It is listed on the National Register of Historic places and is a Wake County Landmark. For more information please contact Mary Christofferson at 919.577.9835 or echristofferson@nc.rr.com. Our website is www.theteacherage.com
During the Wake County Preservation Celebration, four new county landmark properties and their owners will be recognized. A hearty congratulations goes out to the following properties: Fuquay-Varina Woman’s Club Clubhouse in Fuquay-Varina, Hinton & Sons Hardware and Pine Hall in Raleigh, and the Harward-Bagley House in Apex.
Capital Area Preservation is proud to introduce our newest program: Reserve to Preserve. The Reserve to Preserve listing has started to help promote preservation through public interaction and funding of historic places. By harnessing the power of the Triangle consumer, we hope to further the collective preservation mission of the participating historic properties. Our listings encompass historic places that serve as: space for event rental, guest accommodation, restaurant and beverage establishment, shopping locations, and sporting events. Your participation in our Reserve to Preserve program will help our non-profit organization cary out its mission to protect, promote, and educate the public about our area’s historic resources.
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