
Preservation North Dakota, the state's private, non-profit, grassroots coalition
for historic preservation, is seeking nominations for its annual Success Story
Award.
The Success Story Award is intended to draw attention to irreplaceable historic,
architectural, cultural, and archaeological resources in North Dakota that
have been successfully preserved through restoration, rehabilitation or renovation. The
Success Story Award draws public attention to highlight one project each year. The
award is announced at the annual Historic Preservation Conference.
Preservation North Dakota works throughout the year to develop programs to
raise public awareness about the plight of historic Prairie Churches™,
school buildings, rural farm sites, historic barns, storefronts, and other
buildings to develop possible preservation solutions to save and re-use them.
To qualify for listing a site must be a resource having historical, architectural,
or cultural significance, and work must have been completed within the last
five years. Evaluation criteria gives preference to projects in the region
of the conference each year.
Nominations may be submitted online. The deadline for submissions is March 15. The
award will be announced at a press conference held during the Annual North Dakota
Historic Preservation Conference
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