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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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Preservation of Historic Winchester
1982 Holiday House TourConrad Crebs' wagon-making shop, 610 S. Loudoun, decorated for the holidays. There are two large, forge-like limestone fireplaces and intriguing round holes in the interior exposed log wall, presumed to be relics of the shop. www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/26642877502/ ... See MoreSee Less

1982 Holiday House Tour

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610 S. Loudoun decorated for the 1982 Holiday House Tour. The building was used as Conrad Crebs’ wagon-making shop. Crebs, a Hessian soldier from Hesse Cassel, came to America as a soldier under Bri...
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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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424 S. Loudoun St., ca. 1774The Godfrey Miller House during the Potato Hill Street Festival, 1989. The kid-friendly event was held in conjunction with PHW's 25th anniversary and showcased many properties restored through the Jennings Revolving Fund.www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/13521926585/ ... See MoreSee Less

424 South Loudoun Street

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The Godfrey Miller House with display board showing interior and exterior progress pictures at the adjoining Peter Miller House during the Potato Hill Street Festival in 1989. The kid-friendly event w...
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Preservation of Historic Winchester
Kurtz Cultural Center Field Trip, ca. 1996Students attend a tour of "A Legacy for Winchester: The Julian Wood Glass, Jr. Collection." The exhibit highlighted British and European art previously in Glass's Tulsa and New York City homes. www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/51818493803/ ... See MoreSee Less

Kurtz Cultural Center Field Trip

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Students attend a guided tour of "A Legacy for Winchester: The Julian Wood Glass, Jr. Collection" circa 1996-1998 at the Kurtz Cultural Center. The exhibit highlighted the art and furnishing collectio...
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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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A notice was posted in Thursday’s Winchester Star for the proposed demolition of structures at 411 and 514-520 South Loudoun Street for the August 18 Board of Architectural Review, 4 PM at Rouss Cit...
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Preservation of Historic Winchester

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15 S. Braddock St., ca. 1790This limestone Federal-style house was purchased by Robert Orrick in 1891. Orrick, an African American businessman and Methodist minister, made a lasting impact in both Winchester and Frederick County. www.flickr.com/photos/phwinc/26344685381/ ... See MoreSee Less

15 South Braddock Street

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This ca. 1790 limestone Federal-style house was purchased by Robert Orrick in 1891 and it remained within the Orrick family until 1961. Orrick, an African American businessman and Methodist minister, ...
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PHW Fall Newsletter Online

Catch up with the latest edition of PHW’s printed membership newsletter online, including a summary of our proposed North End engagement and a sneak peek at Holiday House Tour 2017. Click here for the PDF.

Posted on September 25, 2017Author PHWCategories NewsletterTags Newsletter

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