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PRESERVATION
OKLAHOMA NEWS
The Oklahoma Historical Society's State Historic Preservation
Office annually presents its Citation of Merit to government
agencies, organizations, firms, and individuals who have had
positive impacts on the preservation of Oklahoma's
significant historic properties. Accomplishments in archeo-logical
site preservation, research, publication, public
programming, leadership, and restoration/rehabilitation work
are recognized. The 2012 recipients were honored during the
statewide preservation conference awards banquet in
Tahlequah on June 7. Organized by city, they included the
following:
ALTUS
Southern Prairie Library System, Western Trail Historical Soci-ety,
Museum of the Western Prairie, Main Street Altus, Short-grass
Arts and Humanities Council, and the Oklahoma Hu-manities
Council for “A Tapestry Tour of Five Historic Sites in
Southwest Oklahoma.”
ARDMORE
The Romo Company and Corner Greer & Assoc., Inc. for the
Rawlins Furniture Company Building Rehabilitation Project.
BRISTOW
Jack Longacre and Mike Kertok, Architect, for the Bristow
Body Shop Rehabilitation Project.
CORDELL
Washita County Commissioners and GH2 Architects LLC for
the Washita County Courthouse Dome Restoration Project.
FORT SILL
John Bumgarner for his leadership and dedication while serv-ing
as Fort Sill’s Environmental Support Branch Chief.
GUYMON
Frank (Hal) Clark for the Clark Auto Ranch Facade Project.
Co-Sponsors of Wide Open for Preservation: Oklahoma's
23rd Annual Statewide Preservation Conference, held June 8-
10, 2011, in Guymon, including the Oklahoma Sustainability
Network; Main Street Guymon; City of Guymon Convention
and Tourism; Guymon Chamber of Commerce; Pioneer
Showcase; and Guymon Chapter, No Man's Land Historical
Society, for their excellent support of the conference.
Jim and Ann Grocholski for preservation of their home at 418
North Academy, Guymon.
MIAMI
Miami Tribe of Oklahoma for the Drake House Preservation
Project.
Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma and The Small Group
Architects for the Peoria Indian School Restoration Project.
Continued on Page 6.
SHPO Recognizes Preservation Achievement Statewide
July 2012 Volume XVIII, No 4
A joint project of the State Historic Preservation
Office and Preservation Oklahoma
PRESERVATION OKLAHOMA NEWS l JULY 2012 1
Bristow Body Shop (left) and Washita Courthouse Dome (right). Photos: OK SHPO and GH2 Preservation Architects
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| Title | POKJul2012 1 |
| Full text | PRESERVATION OKLAHOMA NEWS The Oklahoma Historical Society's State Historic Preservation Office annually presents its Citation of Merit to government agencies, organizations, firms, and individuals who have had positive impacts on the preservation of Oklahoma's significant historic properties. Accomplishments in archeo-logical site preservation, research, publication, public programming, leadership, and restoration/rehabilitation work are recognized. The 2012 recipients were honored during the statewide preservation conference awards banquet in Tahlequah on June 7. Organized by city, they included the following: ALTUS Southern Prairie Library System, Western Trail Historical Soci-ety, Museum of the Western Prairie, Main Street Altus, Short-grass Arts and Humanities Council, and the Oklahoma Hu-manities Council for “A Tapestry Tour of Five Historic Sites in Southwest Oklahoma.” ARDMORE The Romo Company and Corner Greer & Assoc., Inc. for the Rawlins Furniture Company Building Rehabilitation Project. BRISTOW Jack Longacre and Mike Kertok, Architect, for the Bristow Body Shop Rehabilitation Project. CORDELL Washita County Commissioners and GH2 Architects LLC for the Washita County Courthouse Dome Restoration Project. FORT SILL John Bumgarner for his leadership and dedication while serv-ing as Fort Sill’s Environmental Support Branch Chief. GUYMON Frank (Hal) Clark for the Clark Auto Ranch Facade Project. Co-Sponsors of Wide Open for Preservation: Oklahoma's 23rd Annual Statewide Preservation Conference, held June 8- 10, 2011, in Guymon, including the Oklahoma Sustainability Network; Main Street Guymon; City of Guymon Convention and Tourism; Guymon Chamber of Commerce; Pioneer Showcase; and Guymon Chapter, No Man's Land Historical Society, for their excellent support of the conference. Jim and Ann Grocholski for preservation of their home at 418 North Academy, Guymon. MIAMI Miami Tribe of Oklahoma for the Drake House Preservation Project. Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma and The Small Group Architects for the Peoria Indian School Restoration Project. Continued on Page 6. SHPO Recognizes Preservation Achievement Statewide July 2012 Volume XVIII, No 4 A joint project of the State Historic Preservation Office and Preservation Oklahoma PRESERVATION OKLAHOMA NEWS l JULY 2012 1 Bristow Body Shop (left) and Washita Courthouse Dome (right). Photos: OK SHPO and GH2 Preservation Architects |
| Date created | 2012-07-13 |
| Date modified | 2012-07-13 |
