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103-111 E. Germain St. and 702-704 S. Cameron St.John Schroth and Philip Glaize received an Award of Merit in 1988 for this substantial infill project at the edge of the Historic District. While modern townhouses, they blend in scale and material to the older surrounding homes. ... See MoreSee Less

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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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402 S. Cameron St., ca. 1790This early log home is known as the Conrad Kremer House. Kremer deserted the British army during the Revolutionary War and joined the Americans, settling in Winchester. Phil and Carolyn Griffin received an Award of Merit in 1984 for the home. ... See MoreSee Less

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Start your long weekend off with a book signing with Maral Kalbian today, 4:30-6:30 PM at the Hexagon House, 530 Amherst St. She will be on hand to sign copies of her new book “Clarke County, Virgin...

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We're almost ready for the book signing - hope to see you this afternoon! ... See MoreSee Less

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334 W. Boscawen St., ca. 1935Originally a gas station consisting only of the tiled roof attendant's booth, the building expanded and changed uses over the 20th century. Bonnie Blue Southern Market and Bakery received a PHW Award of Merit in 2013 for the latest adaptive reuse. ... See MoreSee Less

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EDA Hopes to Revive Vacant City Buildings

The Winchester Star reported on Tuesday’s Economic Development Authority meeting. A grant program is aimed at returning vacant buildings to economic life.

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