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8.PresMO _Bancroft School Apts_004 (Rep. Brandon Ellington, Jeremy Knoll, Scott Sperry)

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A happy story from a 2018 Place in Peril. The Methodist Episcopal Church of 1922 in Lee's Summit was saved from demo and is now being used as a community center. The greenest building is the one already built! Nominate an endangered historic place for this year's Places in Peril #thisplacematters #leessummitmo #adaptivereuse #endangeredhistoricplaces REPOST 📷 by @historiccityofjefferson: Historic preservation matters. You may not realize it but it matters to you too. These buildings and places help remind of our history and memories. Once they are gone, the memories will slowly begin to fade as well. #historiccityofjefferson #jcmo #jeffersoncity #jeffersoncitymo #jeffersoncitymissouri #historicpreservation #missourihistory #midwesthistory #oldbuildings #oldplaceshavesoul #oldplacesmatter #memories #memoriesforever #memoriesofalifetime #missouri #historicmissouri #kremer #quotes #quotesforyou #quotesdaily #historicpreservationmatters #historicpreservationgroup #historicpreservationawareness #historicarchitecturalrenovation #historicarchitecture #oldarchitecturelover #saveoldhouses #historichomes Help us bring attention to endangered historic places in Missouri, like the old Salem School. We are now accepting nominations for the 2019 Places in Peril list, our campaign to bring attention to at-risk historic places across the state of Missouri. Forms can be found on our website preservemo.org #thisplacematters #endangeredhistoricplaces #missourihistory 2019 LEGACY AWARD WINNER. In 2002, at the urge of the Landmark Commission, the city created the Save Our Heritage Grant. Riverboat gambling funding was set aside to fund historic preservation projects around the city of St. Joseph. Any property in a historic district whether that be local designation or national designation, can take advantage of the funding. Now any property that is considered “endangered” or “in peril” qualifies for this grant funding. This fund helps property owners, big or small, commercial or residential, make improvements on their historic properties. The city is also owner of several historic buildings and hosts a capital improvement program that helps fund projects like sidewalks and parks, but also renovations on buildings like the Missouri Theater or repairs to the Wyeth-Tootle Mansion. In June 2019, Gov. Parsons signed a bill creating St. Joseph’s Land Bank — another arrow in the quiver to combat blight, zombie properties and abandoned houses in historic parts of the city. Also in June, the city Landmarks Commission voted to list City Hall, one of EJ Eckel’s last buildings, as a locally designated landmark (the building is already listed on the National Register of Historic Places). #stjoemo #thisplacematters #historicpreservation #missouripreservation
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