Tag
preservation
4 Porch Notes tagged “preservation,” from counties across Colorado.
History and culture - Denver County
LoDo is a protected historic district, not just a nightlife name
Lower Downtown, or LoDo, was declared a Denver historic district in 1988, which is why its old brick warehouses still stand and changes to them are reviewed.
Read note ->History and culture - Logan County
Downtown Sterling is a registered historic district, which can matter to owners
Several blocks of downtown Sterling form a National Register historic district, a status that recognizes the old commercial core and can open up preservation grants and tax credits.
Read note ->History and culture - Denver County
Larimer Square survived because someone fought to save it
Larimer Square holds Denver's oldest commercial block, saved from urban-renewal demolition in the 1960s and now a protected historic district.
Read note ->History and culture - Mesa County
Grand Junction's historic downtown and old neighborhoods
Grand Junction runs a historic preservation program, and landmarks like the old railroad depot, the Avalon Theatre, and the North Seventh Street residential district recall the early town.
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