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“The Fabric We Live In”: Historic Preservation’s Economic, Social, and Physical Benefits to Communities

Presented by

John Sherrer

Preserving tangible links to our past makes sense and dollars, whether you are rehabilitating properties for commercial or residential use.

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Historic Preservation

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From Colonial to Mid-Mod: American Residential Architecture 1765-1965

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