Governor’s Award for the Preservation of Historic Places
Before picture of the 2009 winner, Laporte County's Central Station Plaza Historic Train Depot.
After picture of the 2009 winner, Laporte County's Central Station Plaza Historic Train Depot.
Started in 2010, the Governor’s Award for the Preservation of Historic Places recognizes outstanding grassroots efforts that have preserved Indiana’s cultural heritage. The effort or project recognized by the award should have been completed within two years prior to the application deadline, and, if applicable to the nature of the project, must meet professional preservation standards. Candidates may be individuals, local governments, or small not-for-profit organizations that have made an important contribution to Indiana preservation through volunteer work, innovative practices or leadership. Applications may be submitted either electronically or in hard copy but must be postmarked by the first Friday in September. The recipient will be announced at an event in the community recognized.
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