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Preservation in the News — September 2021

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Originally constructed in 1906 to be the new Masonic Hall, this building became home to the First National Bank of Carterville (Mo.) and also served as their post office. In the 2008 edition of his book Southwest Missouri Mining, Jerry Pryor said that “the marble counters, grillwork, and solid mahogany fixtures from the bank/post office are now in the Har-Ber Village Museum on the Grand Lake of the Cherokees near Grove, Oklahoma.” Currently, this once grand building appears seemingly neglected, falling further into a state of disrepair, with busted out windows and an open roof.

LAST CALL! Registration for the 2023 Missouri Preservation Conference closes at midnight TONIGHT, 5/19! REGISTER NOW so you won't miss out. Don't want to go downstairs and grab your credit card? (Don't worry, we've been there!) Select 'pay offline'— we can invoice you or charge you once you get to Joplin! www.preservemo.org/we-educate/2023conference #joplinmo #savingplaces #historicpreservation #windowworkshop #missourihistory #oldbuildings

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2023 Preserve Missouri Award — Boots Court (Carthage, MO)

Wood. Glass. Putty. Paint. These are the simple components that combine to make a historic wood window, but for many stewards of old homes and buildings, the ins and outs of repairing, restoring, and maintaining original windows can seem anything but simple — it can feel downright mystifying. Join John Rodgers of Phoenix Preservation and Kelsie Gray of Kiss My Sash as they discuss the hows and whys of evaluating, repairing, restoring, and maintaining original wood windows, along with a special emphasis on how to stretch your time and/or monetary resources by prioritizing repair work, mitigating further deterioration, and protecting your investment for future generations to come. The historic Handy Chapel AME Church will be used as a learning lab for this session! Register for the 2023 Conference TODAY so you don't miss out!

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