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At their annual Open House on Memorial Day, the Green Lawn Abbey Preservation Association, informally known as the Friends of Green Lawn Abbey, unveiled the Master Plan for the Landscaping around the Abbey. The Landscape Plan is a collaborative effort… [Read More]
The City of Upper Arlington’s Cultural Arts Division is pleased to present Art, Documentary, and Propaganda in Wartime China: The Photography of Sha Fei on display January 5-26, 2011 in the Concourse Gallery. The exhibition, containing 39 of Sha Fei’s… [Read More]
After nearly a year of renovations, the Columbus Museum of Art is reopening its 1931 Italian Renaissance Revival building. The Elizabeth M. and Richard M. Ross Building renovations began on October 12, 2009 and include: the transformation of Derby Court,… [Read More]
When Todd Popp was looking for a home about fourteen years ago, he had been looking for an older home in an established neighborhood in the 100k-120k range. That search originally had him looking around Westgate for the cute, older… [Read More]
This month we explore a beautiful and meticulous renovation in German Village. When John Napier’s wife decided to move here for work, they decided they also wanted to buy a house in German Village. John says, “we never really considered… [Read More]
Photo by Feinknopf Photography Each year, the Columbus Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognizes outstanding design capabilities of local architects with their annual Honor Awards program. The 2009 winners have just been announced this morning, and include NBBJ,… [Read More]
This video has been up on youtube for a few months, but today was the first time I’ve seen it. Features everything from historical architecture to modern amenities to hometown heroes. Enjoy!
Last week the Dispatch launched a new blog on their website titled A Look Back, in which several Dispatch librarians (Amy Disch, Linda Deitch, Susan Stonick and Julie Albert) showcase some interesting historical bits of information and photographs found in… [Read More]
Press Release: Ohio Historical Society Seeks Additional State Support, Local Management Partners To Keep Historic Sites Open Yesterday, Executive Director and CEO Bill Laidlaw of the Ohio Historical Society reported to the Higher Education Subcommittee of the Ohio House of… [Read More]
The Westin Columbus (also still sometimes referred to as The Great Southern Hotel) just completed almost $10 million in renovations to the lobby, guest rooms, ballroom, and restaurant. Much of the architectural restoration work was completed by hand and required… [Read More]
Fabulouslyinthecity.com wrote Lord Hall: Say Your Prayers. Wednesday, August 6, 2008 The Ohio State University was recently faced with a “tough” decision: to repolish or demolish. Well, that was easy. BOMB THE SUCKER! Lord Hall and Brown Hall are… [Read More]
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