Historic Wilmington Foundation

Historic Wilmington Foundation has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in March 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Historic Wilmington Foundation are: Facebook. Besides social media accounts, historicwilmingtonfoundation has populated their site with Preservation Crawl (Thursday, July 11), Supporting our neighbors with the Preservation Equity Fund, HWF's Mission & Vision, Legacy Architectural Salvage, Workshops on Home Maintenance, Repair, and Upcycling, Walking Tours, Port City Daily: ‘When you know better, you do better’: Commissioners favor all conservation on west bank, WWAY: Debate continues over Cape Fear Memorial Bridge replacement proposals, OP-ED: The case against a 135-foot Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, StarNews: With new construction in downtown Wilmington, what that means for historic preservation, StarNews: Disco parties were hot stuff in the 1970s at Seabreeze, StarNews: In the face of change, one Wilmington neighborhood fights to maintain its identity, WECT: Historic Wilmington Foundation hosts free tour ahead of Azalea Festival, Share Input: Gullah Geechee Heritage Trail Feasibility Study, WECT: Legacy Architectural Salvage in Wilmington, WUNC: UNCW to lead project to help identify gravesites at historic African American cemetery, OP-ED: We Don't Need a 135' Fixed Bridge!, WWAY: History with ‘Hud’: How Wilmington's public transportation evolved from initial horse-drawn street cars, Survey: N.C. State Historic Preservation Office's Historic Preservation Plan, WWAY: From folklore to reality: Uncovering Wilmington's buried history, Port City Daily: ‘Good Bones’ star Karen Laine to speak at area nonprofit’s luncheon, Info: Wilmington Historic Preservation Commission's 2023 Annual Report, WRAL: Preserving the past: NC ranks number 8 for most historic homes in the United States, Now Online: Pine Forest Cemetery Register, Info: City of Wilmington's Revised Design Standards for Historic Districts and Landmarks, WECT: Historic Temple of Israel to reopen Oct. 20 after completion of renovations, Watch: Prince Hall Masonry in North Carolina, Wrightsville Beach Magazine: Y’all Come In, Info: Gullah Geechee Heritage Trail Feasibility Study, WWAY: Construction being done on South Front St. to preserve historic Downtown Wilmington bricks, WilmingtonBiz: State commission narrowly approves financing for Project Grace, StarNews: Uncovering history: Efforts to preserve Wilmington's brick streets continue, WILMA: Take 5 with Jessica Baldwin, Port City Daily: Giblem Lodge receives $5k grant for restoration efforts, National Trust for Historic Preservation: Time-Tested Tactics: 7 Historic Ways to Beat the Heat, WilmingtonBiz: Group keeps track of history, StarNews: Historic Brunswick lighthouse to get long-awaited restoration work, Info: Reauthorizing the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF), WWAY: History with ‘Hud’: How a pond made for rice production turned into Greenfield Lake, StarNews: Future uncertain for historic Wilmington venue after 'notice of condemnation', WilmingtonBiz: City refreshing historic design guidelines, StarNews: An often-forgotten Brunswick County lighthouse could soon be restored, StarNews: Fire damages historic building in downtown Wilmington, WWAY: History with ‘Hud’: How crossing the Cape Fear River from Wilmington has evolved, WilmingtonBiz: Historic Wilmington Foundation honors preservation awards winners, WWAY: History with 'Hud': Wilmington's six surviving buildings from the 1700s, Good Life Wilmington: Painter of plaques, preserver of history, WilmingtonBiz: Castle in the air, WilmingtonBiz: Preserving the future of Wilmington's history, StarNews: 7 diva-worthy moments from the life of a Wilmington opera legend, StarNews: Downtown Wilmington's historic buildings turning some businesses into tourist attractions, WECT: First African American Masonic Lodge could receive local landmark designation, Watch: "Giblem Lodge: Past, Present, Future", WilmingtonBiz: Goodnight buys Castle Street properties with plans for renovations, repairs, WECT: Efforts underway to repair Wilmington’s first African-American masonic lodge, StarNews: From downtown to Sunset Park, Wilmington updating historic inventory. Here's why..