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Georgia Alliance of Preservation Commissions - Resources and Links

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Georgia Cities and Counties with Historic Preservation Ordinances. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. American Cultural Resources Association. National Alliance of Preservation Commissions. National Trust for Historic Preservation. National Register for Historic Places. Na tional Park Service. National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers. DOCOMOMO (Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites, and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement) Georgia. Athens Clarke Heritage Foundation.

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Event Rental, Macon | Sidney Lanier Cottage Museum | Weddings and More

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Some of the amenities at the Sidney Lanier Cottage include a landscaped formal garden and patio behind the house, a large Magnolia-shaded front yard, front porch with eight rocking chairs, full catering kitchen with restaurant grade two-oven, ten-burner stove, free Wi-Fi, tables, chairs, linens, glasses and stemware, furnishings, seasonal decorations, handicapped accessibility, and restrooms. Reserve the Cottage for your Next Event:. 450 on weekdays; $600 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The Sidney La...

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About our practice at Signature Dentistry of Macon

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Macon, Georgia is a city that retains an ageless southern. Charm while keeping an eye on the future. This page will be. Updated soon, so please check back. Dr Lawson's practice reflects Macon's values of family and caring. The College Hill Corridor: www.collegehillmacon.com. Friends of the Trail: www.ocmulgeeheritagetrail.com. To improve the quality-of-life of children with cancer. And their families in Georgia: www.jayshope.org. Junior League of Macon: www.jlmacon.org.

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The Village of Macon: Cherokee Heights

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. Cherokee Heights was one of Macon’s first “automobile suburbs”. Located just south of the Vineville neighborhood, and west of Pio Nono Avenue, its place on a time-line extends from just before World War I to a few years after. The neighborhood is the depository of some of Macon’s best 20. Century architecture, from Arts and Crafts bungalows, small and large, to fine Georgian edifices. Century seemed to have resulted in its marginalization until some “urban pioneering&#822...

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The Village of Macon: November 2011

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. This blog is under construction. The neighborhood known as North Highlands is located just off the Gray Highway and just across the Ocmulgee River from downtown Macon. It begins at Nottingham Drive and includes a number of streets which literally climb the hill – North, Laurel and Summit Avenues, and Boulevard, as well as the initial part of Nottingham Drive. Century and the early decades of the 20. With affordable price points and, mostly, moderately sized houses, it is one of...

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The Village of Macon: Intown

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. The area known as Intown Macon, which also comprises most of the original Macon Historic District, is really a series of smaller pocket neighborhoods connected by the central spine of College Street. These various smaller areas are also related by having been built in approximately the same era – primarily from the 1830s to the 1930s. 8220;Intown” is a term coined in the 1970s when the area started seeing the first concerted efforts of historic preservation in Macon. In the lat...

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The Village of Macon: North Highlands

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011. The neighborhood known as North Highlands is located just off the Gray Highway and just across the Ocmulgee River from downtown Macon. It begins at Nottingham Drive and includes a number of streets which literally climb the hill – North, Laurel and Summit Avenues, and Boulevard, as well as the initial part of Nottingham Drive. It is a designated Historic District and is comprised of residences which were built predominantly in the last decade of the 19. Historic Properties for ...

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Historic Home, Macon | Sidney Lanier Cottage | Georgia Historic Homes

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The Cottage – Historic Home. The Sidney Lanier Cottage was constructed circa 1840 and is the historic home of noted poet, musician, and soldier, Sidney Lanier (1842-1881). The Sidney Lanier Cottage House Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Facts About Sidney Lanier and The Cottage. Lanier was honored on a U.S. Postage Stamp in 1972, on the occasion of the 130th anniversary of his birth. In 1975, the Sidney Lanier Cottage was restored and opened to the public. 8230;by the Middle ...

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Museum Tour, Macon | Sidney Lanier Cottage | Book a Museum Tour Today

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Enjoy a Museum Tour Today. The Sidney Lanier Cottage House Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1976, the Cottage was designated a Landmark of American Music, and in 2004, designated a Landmark of American Poetry by the Academy of American Poets. Among the objects on view during the museum tour are one of Sidney Lanier’s flutes (a silver, alto flute made by the Badger Flute Company), Mary Day’s wedding dress of 1867, and several portraits and first editions. A Brief Video Tour.