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History, Architecture & Genealogy in the Forest City and Beyond

Showing posts with label adaptive reuse. Show all posts

Showing posts with label adaptive reuse. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Adaptive Reuse in Carlisle, North Middlesex

The Presbyterian Church Heritage Centre (PCHC) is moving into Carlisle United Church, in the hamlet of Carlisle, near Ailsa Craig in Middl...

Thursday, March 22, 2018

The London Free Press building: Adaptive Reuse?

The London Free Press building at 369 York Street is going to be renovated as Venture London, a small business and innovation hub that w...

Monday, September 18, 2017

Schools: M. B. McEachren, Lambeth

There was a time when Lambeth students wishing to further their education after elementary school had to take the traction line to London...

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Adaptive Reuse

It's always nice to present another heritage preservation success story. For years derelict, this cute little house at 24 York Street ...

Monday, August 23, 2010

What to do with an old church...

Another church is closing. Hyde Park United is shutting down after 134 years. Built as a Presbyterian Church in November 1876, the congrega...

Red "Antiquities" Building Finds New Owner

2010 The "Red Antiquities Building" has been saved from demolition, partly because over 200 Londoners have been willing to contrib...

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Jenny Grainger: Author of: Vanished Villages of Middlesex; Vanished Villages of Elgin; Early London 1826-1914; From The Vault: A Photo History of London to 1950; From The Vault II 1950-1975. A past president of ACO London and London & Middlesex Historical Society. My opinions, of course, are my own.

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