List of the most popular hashtags for theme #HISTORICPRESERVATIONMONTH

The Art Deco Society of Los Angeles sponsored the restoration of two of the unique lighting fixtures at the American Legion Post in Hollywood with proceeds from one of our Casino Moderne fundraisers. The Post has been renovating their theatre which is now finished and continues work on other areas of this 1929 building. The funding for this Art Deco headquarters on Highland Avenue came from a Hollywood boxing ring operated by Post 43 in Hollywood in the 1920s. #americanlegionpost43 #wwiiveterans #militaryhistory #historicpreservation #historicpreservationmonth #artdecoarchitecture #thisplacematters

This isn’t South LA, but oh my god someone hold me. I can’t quite handle this rustic craftsman for sale in Pasadena. Built in 1908 by architect George A. Clark. 4 bedroom and 1 bathroom, that I am swooning over!! Board and batten! $1,185,000 745 La Loma Rd Pasadena, CA 91105 from listing

Here are the answers from our last post about Tacomas three oldest buildings: . No. 3- Hosmer House, 311 S. 9th St. Built in 1875. The home originally faced St. Helens. In 1904 it was turned and moved a short distance to face S. 9th. . No. 2- St. Peter’s Church, 2910 N. Starr St. Built in 1873. The building took only 10 days to construct and was once home to “America’s oldest bell tower,” originally made from a 300-year-old fir tree stump. . No. 1- Granary at @fortnisquallymuseum. Built in 1850. The building was moved from its original location in what is now DuPont in the 1930s. Fort Nisqually was rebuilt as part of President Roosevelt’s New Deal program that helped bring the US out of the Great Depression. . If you’re being really technical, the Factor’s House at Fort Nisqually could also be on the list as it was built in 1855. . A few people suggested the @jobcarrcabin as one of the oldest. The original cabin (1865) would’ve been in the running but the current building is a replica built in 2000. . We’d also be remiss to not mention the fact that these buildings, while historically significant and worthy of preservation, were not by any means the first structures built here. Indigenous populations thrived in this region long before any of these structures existed. . If you're into this kind of thing, be sure to follow @tacoma_culture. . . . #historicpreservationmonth #tacomahistory #historictacoma #youllliketacoma #tacoma #tacomawa #gritcity #253

➡️ Swipe for past & present! May is Historic Preservation Month in Martin County! Dozens of events are planned all month long to help celebrate the special places and people that have made Martin County so unique. You can check out the full 2019 schedule of events and learn more about these historic sites on our website at www.martin.fl.us/historicpreservation

#NationalMuseumMonth #HistoricPreservationMonth #ThrowbackThursday Spring #wildflowers bloom around Old #Monterey Jail, built in 1854. This remarkably simple jail went over a century without an escape. Visit the jail for free as part of the Colton Hall Museum, open daily 10AM-4PM. Learn more at monterey.org/museums. #ThisPlaceMatters

In May, the City of Alexandria will join cities around the country in celebrating National Historic Preservation Month by hosting events that highlight local historic preservation initiatives. A longstanding leader in the field of historic preservation, Alexandria has the country’s third oldest historic district, established in 1946, and formed the country’s first archaeological commission in the 1960s. . . . . . . #realestate #luxury #sothebys #interiordesign #sothebysrealty #charm #varealestate #home #blessed #realtor #oldtownalexandria #districtofcolumbia #realtorlife #curbappeal #chic #design #instagood #instadaily #homedesign #work #mindset #hustle #womenwhowork #boss #luxuryrealestate #historicpreservationmonth #historicpreservation

As part of #historicpreservationmonth we are shedding light on different parts of our history. Here's a little animal history from @humanesocietytacoma In 1888, an intoxicated logger brought a bear cub to town and was kicking it in an attempt to get it to perform. A man protested and summoned a justice of the peace when the logger refused to stop. This incident is said to be responsible for the formation of a Tacoma humane society, designed primarily to protect children and draft animals. The society gradually moved its focus to humane education as industrialization decreased the prevalence of work animals in the city and specific child welfare agencies were developed. In the decades following, The Humane Society responded to the changing needs of its community. The society boarded dogs of servicemen and American Japanese interned during World War II, published pamphlets on animal care, and created educational programs for schools. In 1951, the society received authorization to operate the city’s animal control facilities, and continues to provide contracted services for many local municipalities. In the last half of the 20th century, The Humane Society focused largely on protecting dogs and cats, solving the burgeoning pet overpopulation problem, and developing innovative Humane Programs to serve the entire community. With the increasing recognition of the therapeutic value of pets in the 1980’s, The Humane Society developed programs to take shelter pets to nursing homes and other care facilities, to participate in a local dog-training program at the Women’s Correctional Center, and to promote shelter pet adoptions. For 130 years, The Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County is still the state's largest animal welfare agency. We find loving homes for more than 6,000 pets a year, reunite thousands of lost pets with their owners, provide medical care for ill and injured shelter pets, and offer comprehensive low-cost spay-neuter programs.

Deadline is April 5! Enter our annual Historic Preservation Month photo contest by the Indiana Division of Historic Preservation & Archaeology. Send in color or black/white photos of Indiana structures more than 50 years old. For guidelines and entry form, see dnr.IN.gov/historic/3994.htm. Photo: 2018 Best Overall Photo: Emerson Theater by Nathan Davis, Indianapolis. #historic #photocontest #indianadnr #indiana #historicpreservationmonth #historicpreservation

215 12th Street is the Watkins & Company Building and currently home to @fieldbotanicals . This building is a good example of the typical commercial building style found in the Augusta Downtown Historic District. This certified rehabilitation was completed in 2016 and resulted in 1 retail space and 1 loft apartment upstairs. You can visit this location during the #15thAnnualDowntownLoftTour Friday May 3rd and Saturday May 4th. Advanced tickets are $20/each. You may purchase your tickets online through Historic Augusta, or stop by select Cadence Bank locations, Mellow Mushroom (downtown and Evans), Metro Coffeehouse, and Augusta & Co. All proceeds benefit the programs and mission of Historic Augusta. For more information call 706-724-0436! Look forward to seeing you on the Loft Tour! #thisplacematters #historicpreservationmonth #loveaugusta #shoplocal #historicaugusta #historicaugustagalofttour