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Holyoke Historical Commission Preservation Awards 2014 Recipients

Holyoke Historical Commission Preservation Awards 2014 Recipients. Award for Restoration. 377 Appleton Street Inglesia El Dios Incomparable Historic Name: Second Baptist Church of Holyoke Pastor: Reverend Aida Villegas. Architects Cain and Kilburn Built: 1885

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Holyoke Historical Commission Preservation Awards 2014 Recipients

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  1. Holyoke Historical Commission Preservation Awards2014Recipients

  2. Award for Restoration 377 Appleton StreetInglesia El Dios IncomparableHistoric Name: Second Baptist Churchof HolyokePastor: Reverend Aida Villegas Architects Cain and Kilburn Built: 1885 Style: Romanesque Revival Exterior: Red brick with brown stone trim

  3. Award for Restoration and Rehabilitation 80 Race StreetPaper City StudiosHistoric Name: Sears BuildingOwners: Bruce Fowler and Nancy Sachs Architect Unknown Built: 1896 Style: Romanesque Revival Exterior: Brick

  4. Award for Restoration and Rehabilitation 284 High StreetThe White RoseHistoric Name: Wylie and Perkins BlockOwner: Betty Kaplowicz Architect: Unknown Built: 1910 Style: Colonial Revival Exterior: Brick

  5. Award for Restoration Skinner Organ300 Appleton StreetOwner: United Congregational Church Restorers: Messrs. Czelusniak et Dugal, Inc. Installed: 1922 Style: Pipe Organ

  6. CONGRATULATIONS&THANK YOU FOR PRESERVING HOLYOKE!

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